In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 IOM adjusted implementation of the assisted voluntary returns and until further notice in-person consultations are not provided. Please contact us by phone, email or social media (whatsapp/viber).
If you do not have a residence permit, nor financial means, and you need to return home, contact IOM. We will provide you free of charge assistance in arranging the paperwork and organize your return home.
WHAT WE OFFER
- Arranging of documents for free
- Buying a flight ticket
- Providing pocket money
- Assistance after return
For whom
- Migrants without residence permit
- Asylum seekers
- Unsuccessful asylum seekers
Advantages
- All services free of charge
- Dignified and safe return
- Comprehensive assistance for vulnerable migrants
RETURN STEP-BY-STEP
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CONTACT US
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WE WILL REGISTER YOU
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WE WILL ARRANGE THE TRAVEL DOCUMENT
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WE WILL BUY TRAVEL TICKETS
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WE WILL HELP YOU DURING THE TRAVEL...
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...AS WELL AS AFTER RETURNING HOME
EXPERIENCES WITH RETURN
Kata from Serbia: Now I can concentrate on a job that provides me with resources for living
Kata left Serbia when she was 21 years old. Back at home, she lived with her mother and studied law. She tried to earn some extra money through various part-time jobs, but it was not enough.
Minh from Vietnam: Without IOM support, I could not have returned home
Mr Minh left his native country of Vietnam in 2008, came to Slovakia legally and found employment as a factory worker.
Ahmad from Afghanistan: I worked in a shoe shop already in high school
Mr Ahmad Abassi started high school as an adolescent. He was trying to earn money for his studies working part-time in a shoe shop. However, his income was not sufficient and his family could not afford to finance his education.
Kata from Serbia: Now I can concentrate on a job that provides me with resources for living
Kata left Serbia when she was 21 years old. Back at home, she lived with her mother and studied law. She tried to earn some extra money through various part-time jobs, but it was not enough.
Minh from Vietnam: Without IOM support, I could not have returned home
Mr Minh left his native country of Vietnam in 2008, came to Slovakia legally and found employment as a factory worker.
Ahmad from Afghanistan: I worked in a shoe shop already in high school
Mr Ahmad Abassi started high school as an adolescent. He was trying to earn money for his studies working part-time in a shoe shop. However, his income was not sufficient and his family could not afford to finance his education.