Germany offers asylum seekers up to €1,200 Euros each to voluntarily return to their home countrie

Germany offers asylum seekers up to €1,200 each to voluntarily return to their home countries
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The German government has budgeted more than €40 million (£35 million) to pay asylum seekers to voluntarily return to their home countries.

Migrants will be offered financial incentives of up to €1,200 (£1,000) each to leave Germany and withdraw their application for protection, with a lower amount of €800 (£700) if they choose to depart after being refused asylum....

So it has finally realized the anger of its citizens and now is willing to pay these people to get the hell out of their country in a "polite" manner.

The government didn't see this coming from the beginning? Oh, wait...this could be a political move by Merkel to get re-elected.

Could this be a new trend Germany is starting and maybe other European countries will follow suit?

So it cost who knows how many million Euros to have these refugees stay in the country and it will cost more millions to get them out. I honestly don't get this. Either way, let's see if this program will work. If I were a traditional German citizen I probably would be happy to see my tax dollars used to get these people out.

Wasn't this the intention in the first place? I didn't think we were assuming that all these refugees would permanently stay in the countries they're hiding out in. Unfortunately the situations in their home countries haven't changed much yet.

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

It almost sounds like they regret letting them in and in fact don't want them anymore.. hmm interesting..

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

Hmm, should i get a ticket to Germany, and not leave until they pay up...


One could claim, that this is a shady war or terrorist funding project or something.

The world has gone mad.. don't think there will be many takers except to for those that abuse this incentive..
€1200 is less than an average months wage in Germany.. not to mention the social welfare system in many eueopean countries, they would earn this in no time if they stay put.

Wow, everyone from those countries will be flocking at Germany's door to get some cash. Maybe if the other countries do the same thing, they will get enough money to take a trip to Disney world or Vegas. Cruise ships will be packed with Muslims.

They better take the offer! Yikes

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

Isn't there an election coming up in Germany?


I think Merkel is just a bit nervous and gasping for air to prevent suffocating!

1200? one month of German welfare for refugees?

Gonna cost more than that germans.

There are 2 options for getting rid of them.

Forced deportation
Cutting off welfare
Either way socialist SJW will kick and scream and the muzzies will burn down your cities.

Wow, everyone from those countries will be flocking at Germany's door to get some cash. Maybe if the other countries do the same thing, they will get enough money to take a trip to Disney world or Vegas. Cruise ships will be packed with Muslims.

€1200 is not alot of money.. They would be lucky to have a holiday at Disney land in Paris for that.

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

I think they are seeing the Trump writing on the wall and have realized that any mission the status quo sets out on now is going to be a the end for them politically . Call it too little too late . Just read this piece to get a idea of how bad it is ,even for none elected political leaders over in the EU ..How much longer before we start using the XEU

European leaders are calling newly elected US President Donald Trump “a threat” now. The American chief executive now joins Russia’s Vladimir Putin and jihadist terrorism as Europe’s biggest boogeymen. It’s only a matter of time before the EU levies sanctions on the people of the United States, or vice versa. The European elites are beset by enemies of global ultra-liberalism, yes indeed. journal-neo.org...

Lol sweden found out refugees had been taking vacations back to the counties they fled from for their lives on swedens charity money. Talk about a F-ed up lack of respect by the refugees. I know some people will say they are just visiting their families however if people are paying for you to live in their country it might be a bad idea to take vacations with their charity.

a reply to: digital01anarchy

Is a country that bad if you can go back to it to hang out?

originally posted by: Misterlondon
The world has gone mad.. don't think there will be many takers except to for those that abuse this incentive..
€1200 is less than an average months wage in Germany.. not to mention the social welfare system in many eueopean countries, they would earn this in no time if they stay put.

!200 euro's is the minimum wage in germany and also the same they are already getting from welfare each month. My GF lives in germany When i am here instead of the netherlands where that is also the same, or almost. Its a little bit lower in the netherland.

Im pretty sure though most will take the money and disapear, in germany.

Already posted

originally posted by: digital01anarchy
Lol sweden found out refugees had been taking vacations back to the counties they fled from for their lives on swedens charity money. Talk about a F-ed up lack of respect by the refugees. I know some people will say they are just visiting their families however if people are paying for you to live in their country it might be a bad idea to take vacations with their charity.

These people were supposed to be syrians fleeing from a terrible torn up warzone that is supposed to be so bad that the living conditions are to low. But the truth is that most of these immigrants are not from syria (even syrian refugees in camps complained about this and that is was supposed to be for them but they see mostly people from everywhere But syria). This is yet just more proof of this.

You don't take holidays to your home country that you fled because of a war that made it so bad that that fleeing to turkey or saudi arabia was not even enough (read that with a decent amount of sarcasm) You also dont hop over for a nice family visit during the holidays. This entire "Refugee" thing is nothing but one big fraud.

The swedish are SLOWLY waking up to this but most people have really no clue how absurtley naive swedes as a whole are, it is astounding really.

originally posted by: jellyrev
a reply to: digital01anarchy

Is a country that bad if you can go back to it to hang out?

Yep agreed the eu is basically paying for these people to make slaves out of its citizens while some of the refugees blow their charity on vacations they didnt earn and commit violent acts on the population trying to help them.

If your asylum application is turned down you will be offered 800 to leave?! If its turned down should they not be deported straight away?

originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: Skywatcher2011

I think they are seeing the Trump writing on the wall...

Speaking of walls....I didn't know about this!

Germany's new wall: 12ft-high barrier - taller than the infamous fortification that once divided Berlin - is constructed in Munich to protect locals from a migrant camp
www.dailymail.co.uk...

A 12-foot high barrier - higher than the Berlin Wall - is being erected in the German city of Munich to protect locals from young refugees who are set to move into the area.

Locals campaigned for the wall, in the suburb of Neuperlach Süd, after authorities decided that some 160 young unaccompanied migrants will move into a large shelter which is less than 100 metres from a residential estate.

Critics say the wall is further proof of the alienation voters feel with Chancellor Angela Merkel's refugee policy.

Important to note that behind this wall was supposed to house only 160 migrants...now you have like a million refugees...do you know how much it would cost to build high rises to house these migrants????

I think it is a good incentive or start by the german government. Otherwise they will be a debtor nation like never before.

Step 1 for refugee: Take money, leave country.
Step 2: Sneak back into Germany
Step 3: refer to step 1