Feeling the need to discover your inner digital nomad lifestyle? Faraway lands with a new, exciting lifestyle calling your name? Whether you can work anywhere in the world with your job or want a fresh start then this sounds like a pretty good deal.
Here are six countries with incentives to pack up and become an expat. But why would a country pay you to move there? Well of course it's getting something out of the deal, too including stimulating the economy like countryside living or encouraging entrepreneurs or businesses to consider setting up shop.
According to Apartment Therapy, make sure you read all of the criteria involved with moves like this because it may turn out it's not the right fit even if living along faraway shores sounds enticing. Research is key beyond the financial rewards.
Austria
Austria has a grant program called the Red-White-Red Card that offers you financial support and a one-year visa. This is perfect for entrepreneurs, remote workers looking to add to the economy in certain regions, or those interested in working in one of the country's fields facing a worker shortage.
Spain
Small towns like Ponga in Spain are looking for a population boost with €2,000 for singles and up to €3,000 for families according to Time Out. This is a great prospect, especially for single people looking for some adventure while working remotely or finding a job in the area.
Italy
There are several Italian towns with money to burn in the toon of up to €30,000 to move there according to Time Out. This is another small-town incentive program for living in the countryside.
Chili
If you're an entrepreneur, there's a program called Startup Chile that will get you to South America with a year-long visa. With this program, there's a large latitude in funds available from $14,000 up to $80,000 which also includes a workspace to start or continue your business.
Croatia
According to Reuters, you can buy a home for less than a quarter plus receive $4,000 for renovations if you agree to move to the little village of Legrad. One of the stipulations here is if you're 40+ you're too old.
If a country you dream of living in isn't on this list it's still worth researching because programs come, go, and change.
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