Payment for Syrians from Denmark. 71 - this is the number of Syrians who received money to leave Denmark and return home. As of May 1, 2019, Denmark has paid exactly as many Syrians who have left the country. At the same time, however, the Danish authorities emphasize that none of the Syrians has been banned from returning to Denmark, nor has the right to stay in Denmark been taken away.
Payment for Syrians from Denmark
Each of the Syrians leaving Denmark received nearly 140. crowns. This is the result of regulations introduced in Denmark by the previous government. Paying Syrians to leave the country does not mean, however, that they are banned from entering the country. Any Syrian paid by Denmark to leave the country can always return. Return is possible at any time, especially if it turns out that Syria is still too dangerous. For a change of mind, every Syrian paid by Denmark is one year old. Money alone, however, is not the only factor prompting Syrians to leave Denmark.
Payment for Syrians from Denmark. Arguments list ...
Many Syrians admit that the money they have received from the Danish government is not the only factor that determines their return to the country. Due to very large cultural differences, language learning problems or a number of other factors, Syrians decide to leave Denmark. However, as they themselves emphasize: If the situation in Syria continues to be life-threatening, we will return - say individual people.
Denmark was the only country to pay the Syrians to leave their country
So far, Denmark is the only country that has decided to pay Syrians to leave the country. The Danish authorities, however, clearly emphasize that this is not any form that can in any way be called a method of getting rid of immigrants from the country. The Danish government wants to help Syrians who have trouble settling permanently. In some cases it is impossible, hence the idea of financial benefits. Thanks to them, if only Syria is safe, Syrians have the opportunity to provide for themselves and their families.
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