Ibiza pays entrepreneurs €9,000 a month for each unaccompanied minor migrant (MENA)
The Ibiza Island Council awards SAMU a €7 million public contract that includes a €200,000 profit each year.
Summary of the contract with the company
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The Council of Ibiza SAMU has been awarded a €6.7 million contract to manage 32 residential care places for unaccompanied foreign minors (UMFs) for two years.. The contract includes the possibility of an extension of up to four years at the same price.
In view of the increase in arrivals, the Council put the service out to tender on an “imperatively urgent” basis in October 2024. The award notice was issued on 30 January 2025 and has now been made public on social media and the news has been published. The Ibiza Newspaper.
€100,000 per child and €200,000 profit
As the contract that has circulated on social media shows, the annual cost per minor in the contract awarded by the Council of Ibiza. It is exactly 105,000 euros per year.. The same document specifies that the service provider applies a profit margin of 6%, which equates to a net profit of around €6,300 per child per year, that is, over €200,000 annually if all 32 places are occupied..
The unstoppable arrival of Menas
The situation of unaccompanied foreign minors (MENA) in Ibiza has become critical in recent years. The significant increase in arrivals of Algerians has strained the available reception and guardianship resources. Spain's poor relations with Algeria and the Spanish government's complete unwillingness to repatriate them have pushed the island's reception system to breaking point.
According to data from the Council of Ibiza, The number of minors has increased significantly: from 22 in 2021, to 29 in 2022, 39 in 2023 and 109 as of September 2024.. This increase has led to overcrowding at the Pare Morey youth centre, which, with a capacity of 44 places, has come to accommodate up to 48 minors under the age of 18 and another eight minors, exceeding 337% of its capacity.
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