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Resettlement

Managing Moldova's migrants, many of whom are abroad illegally, is a major challenge for IOM and its partners in the international community and Moldovan government. IOM supports policies that promote orderly and safe migration, respecting human rights while creating sustainable domestic and social polices that promote economic alternatives to seeking work abroad.
 
IOM organizes the safe movement of people for temporary and permanent resettlement or return to their countries of origin. It also provides pre-departure medical screening and cultural orientation programmes. Activities include the movement of: refugees resettling in new countries; returning qualified nationals; scholarship holders; War victims requiring medical evacuation; and irregular and trafficked. IOM assists its Member States with: cultural orientation programmes and completion of medical examinations which may be required by various governments prior to an individual’s admission. Specific advantages of IOM services are: professional services in assisting refugees and migrants to complete applications for emigration; considerably discounted airfares; increased luggage allowance; as well as departure, transit and arrival assistance.
 

 
Voluntary repatriation of third country nationals from Moldova to their country of origin

Voluntary repatriation of third country nationals from Moldova to their country of origin

IOM is currently implementing the EC Regional Project “Technical Cooperation and Capacity Building for the Governments of Ukraine and Moldova for the Implementation of Readmission Agreements with the European Union (GUMIRA).” In the frame of this project there are funds for voluntary repatriation (AVR) of third country nationals from Moldova to their country of origin. Assisted Voluntary Return is the most desirable form of return because it takes into account the person’s decision, allows the returnee to prepare for the return and avoids the stigma of deportation and its negative repercussions.

 

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