Iraqis' Departure from Europe

Reports indicate that many Iraqis are returning to their homeland after years of migration due to poor economic conditions and challenges in raising children abroad. Although some returnees face difficult circumstances and high living costs, others choose to come back driven by a desire to be close to family and to achieve a lifestyle that allows better control over their time. Data shows that the number of returnees is increasing, with the majority aged between 18 and 30 years old, and their decisions are influenced by financial support and voluntary repatriation programs.

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