Repatriation (noun)

1. The process of returning a person to their own country.
2. The process of returning something to its own country.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from re- (expressing intensive force) + latin patria "native country" + -ation.

Examples:

1. The government is providing assistance for the repatriation of the citizens stranded abroad.
2. The repatriation of the stolen artwork was a huge accomplishment for the museum.
3. The company arranged for the repatriation of the employees' remains.
4. The repatriation process for refugees can take several months.
5. The repatriation of the company's profits to the home country is subject to taxes.