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Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander announced that 7,324 migrant children have been registered in Trinidad and Tobago as part of the ongoing migrant registration programme.
Registration for children is free, while all adult migrants are required to pay $700. The figures come amid continued efforts to process both adult and child migrants through the government’s online registration portal.
Minister Alexander provided the latest data, reporting that the online platform has recorded 1,249,888 hits, with 12,400 applications submitted and 16,466 incomplete or unsubmitted applications.
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