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Maldives Immigration Launches Crackdown on Illegal Businesses Run by Migrant Workers
Maldives Immigration has made curbing illegal businesses run by migrant workers its top priority following raids on takeaway coffee shops in Malé, in which eight people were detained. The operation is carried out with the police and alongside the Economic Ministry's ban on migrant workers in 25 sectors, while the Homeland Security Ministry runs a nationwide data-collection drive and a three-year plan on undocumented migrants.
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Our focus is on identifying businesses operated illegally by migrant workers
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25 sectorssectors where migrant workers are prohibited from tradeMaldives RepublicThe Economic Ministry has identified 25 sectors where migrant workers are prohibited from participating in trade.
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12 monthstimeframe for collecting identification and biometric data from all migrant workersMaldives Republica nationwide initiative to collect identification and biometric data from all migrant workers within 12 months.
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Police detained two migrant workers allegedly involved in the foreign exchange of US dollars.RecentlyMaldives RepublicRecently, police detained two migrant workers allegedly involved in the foreign exchange of US dollars.
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