The objective of this study is to address Migration and reintegration supports provided to femalernreturnees from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in Woldia town administration. The study providesrnan understanding on the challenges of female returnees. Moreover, it brings a discussion on howrnthese experiences have affected the life of returnees. Descriptive research design was employedrnwith the objective of revealing the experiences of forced returnees, paid attention to explore thernreturn, reunification and reintegration of forced return migrants from the family networkrnperspectives. The study participants of this research are 124 forced returnees from the SaudirnArabia. Data were collected through simple random sampling techniques. The data collectionrntechniques used included structured interview, key informant interview, un structured interviewrnand observation. The data was analyzed thematically through detailed narration and discussionrnto get in- depth insight of the subject matter. The finding reveals the main causes for theirrnmigration were poverty, lack of education, influence and pressure from friends and families,rnslight change in the life of neighbors or friends whose relatives are living abroad.rnThe finding of the study demonstrate that since they were deported empty-handed, housingrnproblems and unavailability of jobs were hindering them from reintegrating with their familyrnand community. The result showed that there was a gap in providing comprehensivernreintegration programs in effective and coordinated manner, due to these returnees desire of re-rnmigrating again. The study revealed that there is a need for migration policy and national policyrnon rehabilitation and reintegration of returnees by involving key actors like MOLSA, Minister ofrnforeign affairs, Immigration and Citizenship Authority, NGOs, private stake holders andrnacademicians