As Election Looms, Sweden’s Government Is Paying Immigrants to Leave
The program is part of a broader crackdown on migration, and only 171 people have taken the offer so far, officials said.
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As election looms, Sweden's government is paying immigrants to leave
Sweden pays foreign residents £27k to leave amid right-wing immigration crackdown
Sweden was once known for welcoming migrants – but attitudes have changed over the past decade
Sweden Offers Immigrants Up to $37,000 to Leave the Country
Sweden is offering some immigrants as much as 350,000 Swedish kronor, or about US$37,000, to voluntarily leave the country, marking one of Europe’s sharpest reversals on migration policy after years in which the Nordic country was known for relatively generous asylum rules. The expanded “repatriation grant,” which took effect Jan. 1, applies to certain people […]
The Swedish government has started paying out money to foreign citizens who decide to leave the country, and according to the latest data, the amount offered reaches 350,000 kroner, or about 37,000 dollars. The program is part of a stricter approach to migration, and since the beginning of the year, 171 people have accepted the offer. According to the latest data, the Swedish government offers 350,000 kroner, or 37,000 dollars, to every immigran…
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