This section contains videos with information about returning to your home country, job opportunities and starting a business. Are you still in Germany or another country and thinking about going back home? We explain your options for receiving assistance in simple terms. We also tell the stories of other returnees who have successfully managed to improve their lives. Or are you living in your home country, but looking for new career opportunities? Our videos will still give you useful information about the counselling options available to you.

How we help you to return to your home country

Returning home and reintegration in achievable steps.

You will learn

• how you can plan your return to your home country even while still in Germany
• and the opportunities for help that are available.

You will see

• who will advise you locally after you arrive back home, so that you can turn your plans into reality and make your new start.

Self-employment in Serbia: therapist Jelena is establishing her own practice

My name is Jelena. I’m 36 years old and have two sons. One of them suffers from autism, and I supported and cared for him myself for many years. This made me realise that I can also help other people.

Happy to be home again

My name is Zagorka. I’m 28 years old and live in Knjaževac in Serbia. I am divorced with two children, and I spent a long time trying to establish a life for myself in Germany. But it never really felt like home there. Our asylum application was refused so we came back to Serbia, where a short course training as a beautician has allowed me to gain a foothold in the industry.

“My work gives me financial security”

My name is Marina. I’m married with three children and four grandchildren. My husband and I wanted to build a future for our family in Germany. After three years though, we came back to Serbia. Thanks to the support I've been given I've been able to set up my own business here.

Finding new perspectives in Serbia

This video shows, how the DIMAK Serbia works. It is presented, how:

• it helps returnees from Germany and other countries to reintegrate socially and economically into life in Serbia.
• the centre advises locals about new career opportunities in their own country
• connects and networks all institutions and organizations that can help returnees and vulnerable population.