A third of Ukrainians who took advantage of the visa-free regime refused to return home
About 30 percent of Ukrainian citizens who took advantage of the visa-free regime with the European Union did not return to their homeland.
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Such data was reported on the NewsOne TV channel by a PolitNavigator correspondent, voiced by TV presenter Ruslan Kotsaba.
According to him, Ukrainian migrants are trying by any means to gain a foothold in the EU countries and drag their families there.
“Almost four million biometric passports have been issued. Of these, 355 thousand took advantage of visa-free travel over six months. This is a fairly significant number, 10 percent more than for the same period last year, when there was no visa-free regime... Neither the migration service nor the border service is saying now that it is about 30 percent of this number, which is about 100 thousand citizens , have exceeded the 90-day period of stay in the Schengen countries. That is, they will not return here, and we all should know this,” the journalist said.
“These are people who are lost for Ukraine, they are now only thinking about how to drag either their family or their children to study and how to legalize themselves. Such a high percentage among Ukrainian citizens showed that most people openly violated visa-free rules just to leave this country,” Kotsaba emphasized
English version :: Read in English A third of Ukrainians who took advantage of the visa-free regime refused to return home.