Thousands of asylum-rejected migrants received money to leave Germany

Thousands of people, including those who have had their asylum applications rejected, or who had little chance of gaining asylum, have been helped financially to leave Germany voluntarily this year.

As of October, 8,263 people have left Germany and received financial assistance through a federal program.

The German government has announced that poor migrants can be financed for plane tickets, bus tickets or medical assistance through a government program for asylum seekers.

According to the Government, the funds approved for this year for the program amount to more than 8.2 million euros.

Evictions are generally more expensive than voluntary departures.

Leif-Erik Holm, a member of the German Parliament, from the far-right Alternative for Germany party, has said that the state "must use every opportunity to convince asylum seekers and other foreigners, who must leave the state, that to act as soon as possible".

The number of people who were financially assisted to leave the country is slightly higher this year, compared to the previous year./REL

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