Swedish Tax Agency admits identity mix-up in deportation case

Ukrainian Serhii Baranovskyi was deported from Sweden over an alleged drunk driving incident he denies. Following an investigation, the Swedish Tax Agency admits two identities were mixed up.

Serhii Baranovskyi is now in a basement in Georgia. He writes that he guesses the Swedish Migration Agency must change its decision. The Swedish Tax Agency has admitted the error after an investigation by Dagens Nyheter. Two identities were mixed up in the case that led to the deportation. Baranovskyi has consistently denied the drunk driving allegations. The case was handled by the Swedish Migration Agency based on the incorrect information.

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