A total of 165 Bangladeshi nationals have been repatriated from Libya with the assistance of the Bangladesh Embassy in Libya, the foreign affairs ministry, the expatriates’ welfare ministry, the Libyan government, and the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

Foreign Ministry verifies deaths in UAE and Bahrain, reports injuries in Kuwait; embassies directed to ensure safety of over 6 million Bangladeshis in the region

This is the highest amount in at least seven fiscal years

Injured Bangladeshis receiving medical support, expatriates’ welfare ministry says

Many returnees spent Tk 45-70 lakh through brokers

Biman urges Middle East-bound passengers to stay home for now

Out of contact since 2021, Rizia Begum was found unidentified at Dhaka airport; her children had already begun mourning her

Migrants sent home $3.17 billion in January

The government has taken an initiative to ensure affordable travel facilities for Bangladeshi workers in Saudi Arabia.

The government has slashed the fees for landing, air navigation, parking and embarkation, much to the relief of the local airlines which have been saddled by the high surcharges.

Many returnees spent Tk 30-80 lakh through brokers

Returnees allege deception by recruiting agency

Banks must promptly notify customers once an inward remittance message is received

Labour migration from Bangladesh increased nearly 12 percent last year despite growing global restrictions, rising migration costs, and safety concerns for migrant workers.

Migrants sent home $32.8 billion in the just-concluded year

Chief Adviser Yunus says migration system heavily dominated by brokers and syndicates

Tells a harrowing tale of boats being shot at by coast guards and their boat by ploughed by a coast guard ship

The migration of female workers abroad has been gradually declining over the last four years due to multiple problems, including the lack of exploration of new labour markets, unsafe working conditions, and abuse in destination countries.

Deported Bangladeshi migrants recount hunger, abuse and shattered hopes

Expatriates sent home $2.88 billion in the 11th month of the year