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Germany’s Interior Ministry is considering increasing financial assistance to encourage voluntary returns to countries of origin, amid stalled forced deportations to Syria. It has not specified the amount of any increase or made a final decision. Assistance currently averages around €1,000, while the draft budget proposes raising funding for the voluntary return program to €125 million—about three and a half times the previous allocation. The program is not limited to Syrians. Around 1,500 Syrians left Bavaria voluntarily in the first nine months of 2026. Supporters say increased assistance could encourage returns and ease the burden on social welfare, while Lower Saxony’s interior minister doubts it would affect people who are settled and working in Germany.
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