2026-09-24
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Voluntary repatriation means that a person who has been granted protection in Sweden voluntarily chooses to leave Sweden. This may mean returning to their country of origin or moving to another country where they have the right to live.
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Can you receive a repatriation grant?
If you have decided to leave Sweden permanently, you may be eligible for a repatriation grant. Check whether you meet the basic requirements for receiving the grant.
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Information initiative about the repatriation grant
Have you seen information about the repatriation grant on posters or social media? We are currently addressing three common misconceptions about who is eligible for the grant.
Read about the misconceptionsMake an informed decision
Before applying for the repatriation grant, you need to familiarise yourself with the rules and consider how they may affect you. An application should always be based on a well-considered decision to move, based on what is best for you and your family.
If you want to move from Sweden
If you have decided to leave Sweden, we have compiled information on what you may need to prepare before you move.
Get advice and guidance on voluntary repatriation
If you are considering voluntary repatriation, you can get personal advice and guidance. You can contact UNHCR for advice or one of the organisations that provide support and guidance in several languages.
Get personal guidance