The recent regime change in Syria has led many Syrians to contemplate returning home, particularly amid the current congestion at the Turkey-Syria border. While most Syrian refugees reside in the Middle East, significant numbers also live in Europe, particularly Germany, Austria, Sweden, and the Netherlands. The Swiss State Secretariat for Migration has suspended asylum processes for Syrians, leaving uncertainty about the safety and acceptance of returning refugees due to the complexities of the new power dynamics in Syria.