Syrians in Jordan Seek Return to Syria

The article discusses the efforts of the Jordanian government and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in facilitating the voluntary return of Syrians from Jordan to Syria. This is achieved through the issuance of a decision allowing Syrians residing in Jordan to travel and return within a single period of three months, in order to assess the conditions in Syria before making a final return. Since the issuance of the decision, approximately 14,000 applications have been registered up to mid-September. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold a valid Syrian passport, without the need for a security card or work permit. Additionally, the UNHCR has launched assistance programs that are currently active, providing $100 per individual and $300 per family, along with free transportation services and legal advice. These efforts have contributed to the return of over 230,000 Syrians from Jordan to Syria since 2011. Both parties are working on improving access to documentation through digital applications.

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