"Return" doesn't always mean permanently coming back, but many Guineans abroad speak of the day when they will invest, move back, or at least keep strong ties. When successful, it creates a powerful bridge between worlds.
Every return journey is unique. Choose the path that works best for your situation and goals
Moving back to Guinea permanently to start businesses, invest in property, or retire close to family
Spending several months each year in Guinea while maintaining residence abroad for work or family
Returning to establish businesses, create jobs, or invest in Guinea's development while living abroad
Returning brings its own challenges, but with proper planning and support, these can be overcome
Adapting to a society that has changed during your absence, rebuilding social networks, and finding your place
Converting foreign savings to local currency, understanding new business environment, and managing different income levels
Dealing with government procedures, business registration, property laws, and regulatory requirements
Guinea recognizes the value of its diaspora and is developing programs to support those who return
Government initiative to establish a structure for mobilizing diaspora skills and investments
Special programs and tax benefits for diaspora members investing in priority sectors
Programs to recognize foreign qualifications and facilitate professional integration
Some return to build houses, support communities, start small businesses, or mentor others. When successful, returnees become catalysts for change—someone who knows life abroad but has roots in Guinea can bridge two worlds.
These returnees bring valuable skills, international networks, and fresh perspectives that can drive innovation and development in Guinea. They understand both the challenges and opportunities, making them uniquely positioned to create positive change.
Whether you're planning a permanent return or exploring investment opportunities, we're here to help you navigate the journey home.