Germany pays 7000 euros to Syrian refugees leaving

Germany plans to increase the financial incentive offered to Syrian returnees from 1,000 euros to 7,000 euros, aiming to encourage more voluntary returns. It is expected that approximately 125 million euros will be allocated annually later on to support this program, potentially enabling the return of around 18,000 people, although current figures indicate that the number of Syrians who have voluntarily left is much lower. This measure is part of a broader review of the protection status of Syrians in Germany, which may include rescinding some protection cases, along with negotiations with Damascus regarding the return of offenders and dangerous individuals. Financial incentives for voluntary departure are part of a European policy that includes countries like Austria and Denmark, which offer amounts up to 20,000 euros. However, experts warn that money alone will not solve the issue and must be accompanied by other policies.

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