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1.5.1.3  Assisted Voluntary Returns (AVR) 
The RCA enables IOM to arrange travel for irregular migrants who wish to return voluntarily to their country of origin under the Assisted Voluntary 
Return (AVR) programme. IOM Indonesia provides; 
a.  Pre-departure assistance - counselling, medical assistance, transport assistance arrangements (including travel documentation), among 
others;  
b.  Transportation assistance - departure assistance, escorts, pre-embarkation medical checks, medical escorts if needed, and other like 
services; and  
c.  Post-arrival assistance - in close coordination with IOM offices in return countries, migrants reception, and health-related support. IOM 
Indonesia also provides reintegration grants to returning irregular migrants. 
The provision of funding for AVRs allows irregular migrants a safe way to return to their country of origin in circumstances where the irregular 
migrant considers that their ability to secure resettlement is limited or impossible. s. 33(a)(iii)
 
 
 
 Since January 2012, IOM 
has supported 3,199 assisted voluntary returns, as outlined below in Figure 3. 
 
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