Foreign-born Swedes Could Be Offered Money to Emigrate

Foreigners who become Swedish nationals might receive financial incentives to leave Sweden, aiming to reduce net migration.
An inquiry suggests expanding the current $960 voluntary exit scheme to include naturalized citizens and migrant families.
The proposal follows Sweden's first net migration loss in over 50 years, with negative migration from Iraq, Syria, and Somalia.
Migration Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard emphasized the need for sustainable immigration to improve integration and reduce social exclusion.
The inquiry warned against increasing the grant, fearing it would signal to immigrants that they are unwelcome, potentially harming societal integration.