Regime extorts Syrians with decisions to pay money to enter their country ...0

Enab Baladi – Hani Karazi The Syrian regime found in the movement of travelers a financial resource from which it reaps billions to support its collapsing economy. Over the past years, the regime has exploited travel activities across the borders to impose a series of decisions that allow it to achieve economic gains. The first of these decisions was raising passport prices, and the latest is imposing the exchange of $100 on Syrians returning to their homeland. The regime has relied on multiple ways to make money from those coming and wishing to return to the country, including the “status settlement document” and the “expatriate statement.” It also allowed its consulates and embassies world

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