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Kuwait: Deportations from Kuwait by type (all charges; residence law violations), and sex of deported migrant (2009-2014)

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year administrative deportations legal deportations Total deportations
All charges Residence law violations All charges Residence law violations All charges Residence law violations
Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females Males Females
2009 15,216 7,808 11,206 4,935 805 120 22 2 16,021 7,928 11,228 4,937
2010 15,823 8,315 7,663 2,087 828 183 31 2 16,651 8,498 7,694 2,089
2011 7,860 6,819 3,357 1,441 1,034 208 46 8 8,894 7,027 3,403 1,449
2012 7,010 8,249 3,233 1,246 814 151 37 6 7,824 8,400 3,270 1,252
2013 11,556 10,800 5,717 1,587 817 131 61 3 12,373 10,931 5,778 1,590
2014 10,659 10,107 3,881 1,134 525 73 17 5 11,184 10,180 3,898 1,139

Source: Ministry of Interior; Ministry of Justice

ANNEXED NOTE

1. Definitions

all charges’ includes ‘residence law violation’

The Interior Minister can issue an order to deport a foreigner in the following cases:
1. If there is a court ruling ordering the deportation of the foreigner after serving a prison sentence (legal deportation).

2. If his/her presence in the country is judged detrimental to public order and security and 3. If he/she does not have an apparent source of income (administrative deportation). The foreigner is then turned over to the Deportation Department, upon decision from the Ministry of Interior.
A deported foreigner will have his dependent family deported with him. Once the deported foreigner leaves the country, he/she is not allowed back to Kuwait, unless the Interior Minister issues amnesty or pardon.

2. Institution which provides data

Central Statistical Bureau (CSB), Ministry of Planning

3. Data availability

Published in the CSB’ Statistical Yearbooks, in Chapter “Social Services and Security”
Statistical Yearbooks are available online at: http://www.csb.gov.kw/Socan_Statistic_EN.aspx?ID=18 (website in English) and at http://www.csb.gov.kw/Socan_Statistic.aspx (Arabic website).
Volumes are bilingual (English and Arabic). Every Yearbook is published in PDF format since 2000 and a selection of 1964 to 1999 volumes is also available in one publication.

Date of access: April 2016
 

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