Asylum Benefits Cut by 50% in Cyprus

6 sourcesFirst reported 23 days agoUpdated 23 days ago

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The number of asylum seekers receiving benefits has decreased to about 2,000.
The reduction is attributed to lower illegal migration and quicker processing of asylum claims.
Syrian nationals make up around 400 of the current beneficiaries.
Approximately 13,600 asylum applications are still pending, including 9,600 from Syrians.
The government is offering financial incentives for voluntary returns, especially for Syrian families.

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