A recent survey has gathered information about Venezuelan refugees and migrants returning to their home country from South America. The survey explores their experiences, motivations, and expectations. It is known that family connections play a significant role in the decision to return.

Discrimination is a major factor, with many leaving their host countries due to this issue. Other challenges in host countries, such as limited opportunities and difficulties securing livelihoods, also contribute to the decision to return. Further details about the survey and its findings are available from the source, including concerns about access to essential services after returning to Venezuela.