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Click on each chart for more information. They must also launch a business or find employment.ColdcoolwarmhotwarmcoolcoldJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecNowNow89%89%46%46%clearovercastprecipitation: 2.2 inprecipitation: 2.2 in0.7 in0.7 inmuggy: 6%muggy: 6%0%0%drydrybeach/pool score: 8.3beach/pool score: 8.30.00.0Ĭandela weather by month. “The initiative hopes to combat depopulation and those interested in applying must be 40 years old or under and move to the region within 90 days of their application being accepted. The southwestern, sun-baked Italian Calabria region is offering up to €28,000 to people willing to relocate to a village with fewer than 2,000 residents, reports Euronews. MORE FROM FORBES Americans Moving To Europe: Portugal Still Top Place For Expats Despite Restrictions By Cecilia Rodriguez Some Italian offers San Vicente de La Sonsierra in La Rioja region with 1,030 inhabitants.

Tejada, in the mountainous Canary Islands, a small town “only an hour’s drive from the seaside.”

The village of Kuartango in Basque Country’s Gorbeia Natural Park with a population of 430 people. The town of Oliete on the Aragon region, with 343 residents and “a vibrant cultural and food scene.” The participating villages are “tiny, inexpensive and brimming with charm.” The article mentions that the cost of living in those places could be as low as $175 per week and not more than $475 and mentions:īenarraba, a town with fewer than 500 residents in Malaga in the north region of Andalusia and Tolox, a quaint village also in Malaga, with a population of just 2,250, located in the Sierra de las Nieves mountains. To attract them, small cities and villages around the world have created special programs, cash payments and other incentives.Īccording to the site, “Spanish villages will pay digital nomads up to $3,500 to relocate: the National Network of Welcoming Villages, which has around 30 members, is trying to lure foreign remote workers to Spain by providing co-working spaces, high-speed internet and money for moving expenses.” “Unlike traditional tourists, remote workers tend to stay in an area for several weeks or months, funneling money into local housing, restaurants, supermarkets, gyms, laundries and salons,” writes Traveling Lifestyle. After that, rent will only be €225 per month and residents will receive an extra €50 for every child aged between 4 and 18.” Looking for digital nomadsĪfter the Covid-19 pandemic, digital nomads have become a top tourism target.

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The village of Griegos in eastern Spain, with 130 residents, “is offering jobs and three months’ free rent to newcomers. Xesta, a small village with fewer than 100 residents in northwest Spain “has around 125 vacant properties that it’s looking to fill, so is offering newcomers the opportunity to pay only €100 in rent.” Cheap RentingĮxpatriate Group adds two small villages that are offering vacant properties for very low rent:

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Rubiá is well connected to the Galicia region, plus an airport at Santiago de Compostela with flights to the city of Porto in Portugal,” writes Digital Émigré. “While it’s a not a famous destination among foreigners, Rubiá offers stunning natural landscapes and a peaceful way of life. The scheme hopes to increase student numbers at local schools. The village of Rubiá with 1,400 residents in the northwest Galicia region, a 2 1/2 hour drive east of Santiago de Compostela, will pay new residents - preferably families - up to €150 a month to live there.

Ribeira sacra vine growing area near Rubia in Galicia, Spain.

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