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Germany prepares large payout for voluntary Syrian repatriation
The German government is planning to increase financial aid to Syrians willing to return voluntarily to Syria, with reports suggesting the approval of a reward of up to 7,000 Euros per individual targeted by the program. This move follows a proposal by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees to increase support from the current average of 1,000 Euros, with reports indicating that the assistance could reach up to 8,000 Euros. The expanded program aims to encourage young Syrian men who are not employed to leave Germany voluntarily instead of being forcibly deported, focusing on those with no prospects of staying. This initiative is supported by an increase in the departure program’s budget allocations from 38 million Euros to 125 million Euros by 2027. Additionally, the government is seeking to review the protection status of Syrians, particularly young men living alone and receiving aid without working, with the possibility of allowing doctors and healthcare workers to switch to work-based residence permits if they meet legal requirements.
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