Inspections were carried out in 54 shops resulting in the formal summons of foreigners for data verification.
Tegucigalpa In a joint effort to ensure compliance with the Migration and Aliens, Migration Act Honduras through the Administrations of Foreign Affairs and Coordination of Delegations, participated in a day of inspection in shops in the city of Comayagüela, Central District, and in the area where the new Regional Hospital of the South is built, in order to verify immigration status.
The operations were carried out in coordination with the National Police and the National Directorate of Investigation and Intelligence (DNII), deploying technical teams to verify the documentation and permanence of staff in commercial areas of Comayagüela and in the works of the new Regional Hospital of the South.
Results
A total of 54 commercial establishments of Chinese origin were visited, where a total of 86 Chinese citizens were interviewed. Following the review of the documents, 25 persons were formally summoned by the authorities.
Meanwhile, 128 Chinese-born workers were found in the southern area, of whom 16 were found to have irregularities in their status.
The authorities reported that all required foreigners will be subjected to a thorough cross-checking of information in the databases of the Migration Biometric Control System. Honduras.
This analysis will make it possible to establish precisely the legal status of each citizen and subsequently to make the person concerned aware of the proceedings to be followed, in accordance with the provisions laid down in the Migration and Aliens Act.
With these measures, Migration Honduras reaffirms its supervisory role and commitment to maintaining strict immigration control, ensuring that companies and projects operate under the legal framework of Honduras.
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