Sweden will pay up to €55,000 to immigrants to leave
The Swedish government wants to offer up to €55,000 per family and €32,000 per person to encourage remigration and reduce immigration.
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According to reports Remix News, the Swedish government has presented a proposal to To provide financial incentives for the voluntary return of migrants to their countries of origin.. The plan provides for payments of up to €32,000 per person and up to €55,000 per family. The aim is to reduce immigration and tackle the integration problems the country has been grappling with for years.
The Minister for Migration, Johan Forssell, has assured that the plan has the support of the coalition parties and will include strict control mechanisms. One of the conditions is clear: If the beneficiaries return to Sweden, they will have to repay the entire amount received, regardless of how much time has passed.. What they also want to avoid is the risk that people will exploit the subsidy by coming to Sweden solely to claim the payment.
Response to insecurity and social fracture
The proposal is part of a set of measures aimed at curbing the growth of crime and restoring social cohesion. The authorities particularly highlight gang-related violence, where there is a significant presence of people with migratory backgrounds. Some reports suggest that The number of homicides in Sweden is now 50 per cent higher than in El Salvador., a country known for its extreme violence before the authoritarian measures of Bukele's government.
For the Swedish executive, these figures reflect the failure of integration policies implemented over decades.
New requirements for obtaining citizenship
The remigration plan is complemented by a reform of the citizenship law. The Ministry of Justice It has been proposed that, to access it, migrants must demonstrate a monthly income of over €1,800. This reform would come into force on 1 June 2026, if approved.
Despite the government's firm tone, some quarters question its consistency. Last year, Sweden granted citizenship to 60,000 foreigners, a figure that has generated criticism among analysts and conservative sectors who are calling for greater immigration control.
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