Sweden moves forward with proposal to pay refugees 350,000 kronor to return home

Sweden Pays Migrants to Leave if Not Feeling 'Integrated'

Sweden’s center-right coalition government, supported by the national-conservative Sweden Democrats, has unveiled a new policy offering substantial financial incentives for migrants to voluntarily return to their countries of origin. The program proposes payments up to SEK 600,000 (approximately $61,000) per family, marking one of the most generous “return grant” initiatives in Europe. Under the proposed scheme, individual adults could receive S…

ThePatriotLight - €55,000 To Get Migrants To Go Home? Sweden Ups Golden-Handshakes To Encourage Re-Migration

ThePatriotLight - Authored by Thomas Brooke via Remix News,A new proposal from the Swedish government would dramatically raise financial incentives for migrants to return to their countries of origin, with individuals eligible to receive up to SEK 350,000 (€32,000) and families up to SEK 600,000 (€55,000) as part of a broader effort to curb immigration and address integration challenges.Migration Minister Johan Forssell confirmed the agreement a…

€55,000 To Get Migrants To Go Home? Sweden Ups Golden-Handshakes To Encourage Re-Migration

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Despite the criticism, the government and the Sweden Democrats are continuing with the return migration policy. A family leaving Sweden will be able to receive 600,000 kronor in grants. We

Sweden moves forward with proposal to pay refugees 350,000 kronor to return home

The government and the Sweden Democrats have put forward a proposal that would pay refugees up to 350,000 kronor to return home, increasing the current grant by 3,400 percent, despite an inquiry last year criticising it.

The Swedish government wants to pay migrants up to 55,000 euros if they voluntarily return to their country of origin. The proposal is part of a broader policy to limit immigration and tackle integration problems. Individuals can get up to SEK 350,000 (32,000 euros), families even up to SEK 600,000 (55,000 euros).