Government budgets €40m for programme amid huge backlog in asylum claims.

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.

The German interior ministry is running the “StarthilfePlus” programme with the UN’s International Organisation of Migration (IOM), mirroring similar initiatives run in other European countries since the start of the refugee crisis.
It is open to “destitute” citizens of some of the world’s top refugee producing countries, including Syria, Afghanistan, Eritrea, Iraq and Nigeria, while Russians, Turks, Ukrainians and other nationalities will be excluded from support after the programme’s “transitional stage”.

In order to receive the money, returnees must sign a formal declaration to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) pledging to withdraw the asylum application and the legal remedies already applied and refrain from any further appeals.

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I for run without no look of back.
But does that money cover transport?

psucc:
I for run without no look of back.

But does that money cover transport?

The money is compensation for leaving Germany without hassles .Flight tickets back to home countries is provided by Immigration.

those Germans are foolish . trust Nigerians and their money making sense .I will collect the money and still come back to Germany .or disappear after collecting the money