3 Countries Paying You To Move! 🤑 #traveltips #budgettravel #savemoney

[eltezgaming]

Italy has a 1 euro program which happens once in a while, that means u can buy a house for literally 1 euro but you have to maintain it

[MICO_edits]

"24 permanent residents"
BEST FOR THE INTROVERTS 🗣️🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

THANKS FOR THE LIKESS 🥳🥳

[Mr.EggNone]

The thing about the italy one is that most of those houses are in serious needs of renovation which will cost more then 30k and it has to be done in around 3 years.

[karanpalve]

"How'd you know!?"
- "I just follow Casper!"
"Who the fuck is Casper!?"

[Aquilla]

What are the requirements? Pros and cons

[Mqufo]

I live in switzerland and its so cool, the northern half has many mountains and snow almost the whole year and the south side is 30° the entire year

[HelloJello]

“Albinen has no school, no bank, no post office, one remaining pub, one shop and a bus every hour. You have to anticipate that beforehand and accept it when you’re here, ” says Köppel in the application for the program.

[malsawmtluangapachuau]

Homeless after seeing this 🏃‍➡️🏃‍♂️‍➡️🕺

[juandavidfallacadena]

-be me
-go to island on greece
-ask for the benefits
-use your piece of land to try harvest and agriculture
-if you manage to get your own crops, congratulations! You have now becamed the main economy of the island and you can rigthfully start your own company of food
-use the 600$ monthly for 3 years to make a form of transport
-get into the trade of every place you can
-sell your crops
-Stonks

[itscatiooo]

The program is designed for five families with four children who will be interviewed and then given a financial incentive to live in Antikythera. The amount given is 500 euros per month for two years, as well as a house as long as they desire to stay on the island.

[zomgyz]

"not at all there's no catch" Yea, right, good luck finding a job

[purpliebrawl]

As a Greek, antikithyra belongs to the "state" of athens and it's several hours away by ship to that "state", even though there aee others nearby

[ΙωάννηςΣταθουλίδης]

I'm from Greece and I didn't know that☠️

[Mikealcurtis]

The second I heard Italy, I said in my head : Nico di angelo I'm coming. 😅😂😂

[pashminagal]

You need to elaborate the deal with getting 30, 000 Euros for the town in Italy. If you buy one of the One Euro (or very cheap) houses they'll give you a credit of 30, 000 Euros to renovate the house and live in the town.

[salaammiiiii]

wait til you see how expensive groceries and food is in switzerland and tax

[Gminilife]

"There's only 24 permanent residents!" is what convinced me the most 💀

[mimah]

I doubt they'd take black people though, so nah.

Imma remain in my five bedroom, six bathroom, king sized living room, fully air conditioned, glass furniture, house in Africa. Our neighbors are quiet (sometimes loud when they party), rich and mostly mind their business and that's just how we like them.

Sure rent is a million a year but I like it here. Others might not.

[MohamadSyafaat-bgre]

We going to rob some places with this one🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥

[fighterpimp]

I would pick the first one. It is the smartest bet. It is a bunch of older people with money and they need younger people around to fix stuff. You could easily make a good name in that small town for yourself.

30k to move there is pretty good. But issues are language, plus you are not a citizen. So you would be on a work visa and have to do things to keep staying there which isn't that big of a deal.