2023-10-11 17:13:14
The subsidies are there to encourage people to move. Although many people think that it is just a scam, in reality there are several countries that will give you financial assistance if you settle there. Here are 10 countries that pay to live there. If you are adventurous, willing to travel and visit new countries, you should not miss this opportunity. Every year, some local governments encourage foreign workers to settle in the new country with relocation grants and cash payments. This is mostly done because certain cities or villages are on the verge of extinction, or because they cannot find suitable local labor for a particular profession. 1. Canada Famous for its commitment to the protection of human rights at the international level, Canada is certainly a country where many people would like to move. However, not everyone knows that in some cities in Canada’s Western Saskatchewan region, such as Camden, Saskatoon and Pipestone, the country offers people (especially recent graduates) a subsidy of regarding 20,000 Canadian dollars, i.e. regarding HUF 5.3 million. to settle in order to stimulate the economy. 2. United States Unbelievable, but true. The United States also offers subsidies for people to move to certain cities or areas to revive the economy. In the cities of Baltimore, Harmony and Tulsa, they offer grants to those who want to buy a lot or renovate their house. Since the economic crisis of 2008, for example, the city of Detroit has been depopulated and now offers housing subsidies of $2,500 to newcomers, and then $1,000 in the second year following moving in. There is also the Permanent Fund Dividend project in Alaska, which for years has offered more than a thousand dollars a month to those who decide to move there for at least six months. 3. Spain Spain, like the countries above, provides support to those who decide to move to small villages that are being depopulated. In Asturias, northern Spain, for example, there is a small village called Ponga with a population of regarding 600-700, and the country is willing to pay €2,971 to anyone who moves there, and another €2,600 for every child born there. However, there is one condition: you have to stay in Ponga for at least five years. 4. Switzerland Another European country that offers to pay people to live there, Switzerland also offers very good benefits and subsidies, as well as one of the highest salaries in the world. However, there are serious conditions for moving there and for financial support. In order to receive benefits, one must already have a work contract and agree to live there for at least 10 years. In return, you can receive up to 70,000 euros per household. 5. The Netherlands The offer in the Netherlands is completely different, the Dutch support is for those moving to the famous city of Utrecht and is said to be 800 euros per month, provided you have a sustainable business plan. 6. Ireland The fabulous Ireland launched the Our Living Islands initiative this year, with which it attempts to increase small coastal communities: so far, 23 islands that are not connected by bridges have been included in the program. The state offers around 80,000 euros to anyone who moves there. So if you like solitude and would like to live away from the noise of the city, it is an offer to consider. 7. Japan If you like farming and fishing, then Japan is the right destination for you. In the city of Mishima, you can apply for financial support of several thousand euros every year. Here, the only criterion for receiving subsidies is the occupation of the person moving, who must be a farmer or fisherman. 8. Chile Unbelievably, a country worth moving to is Chile, where you can get grants to start your own business, and you will receive both tax benefits and excellent health and administrative support. 9. Finland Known as the happiest country in the world, Finland has an excellent welfare system and completely free education. A dream of many. Yet, even the happiest country in the world has difficulties, especially when it comes to the number of births. That is why it is willing to offer a bonus of up to 10,000 euros per year for each child born in Finland. 10. Greece Greece is the dream of many Hungarians following discovering the untouched beauty of Greece. This time, however, luck is also on the side of the hopefuls. There is a small island in the southern part of the Peloponnese with just over 40 inhabitants. The local institutions offer every family who wants to settle in Antikythera a house, a small plot of land and 500 euros per month. However, there is also a condition for using the support here: the people moving in must be a family with at least three children.
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