Iraqi-German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (GMAC) in Baghdad

Iraqi - German Centre for Jobs, Migration and Reintegration (GMAC) in Baghdad

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You get in touch with us via phone or email.

If you have returned from Germany or Europe and are looking for a job opportunity, or if you are interested in learning more about regular migration pathways to Germany for work or to study, you can also visit us:

Address: GMAC Baghdad Office, Ministry of Migration and Displacement (MoMD), Karrada Mariam, Baghdad, Iraq

‎+964 (0)770 668 56 26

gmac-baghdad@giz.de

Please mind that our office is closed during Public Holidays.

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Country experiences

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Starting over with cucumbers and radishes

After our return, my wife and I started all over again: growing vegetables is now our future.

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Contributing my experiences from Germany to Iraq

Establishing my own workshop has transformed my life.

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Back to family

I went to Germany to get ahead in my career. Discover why I'm living in Erbil again and how I managed to return.

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Satisfaction on the menu

My name is Bilal. After the financial crisis, I left Iraq and went to Germany in 2015. I wanted to find a better life there. I arrived in Germany after 12 days of travelling without proper meals or accommodation. My hope was to discover a solution to my problems.

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Success as a hairdresser in Erbil

My name is Bestoon; I'm 32 years old and come from Erbil in Iraq. I am married and have two children. We all went together to Germany in 2018, because the situation in Iraq was very difficult for us. But we didn't have a great time in Germany either. Today we're back in Erbil and I have a new career. Now I'm a hairdresser.

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