Anyone who wants to go home this summer may want to consider going to Italy after it's been announced that they can pay more than £ 12,000. not.
The local government of Sardiniais anxious for people to live there and will pay a total of € 45 million (£ 38 million) to pay people to move. I have secured it.
This island is the second largest in theMediterraneanand has long sandy beaches and breathtaking mountain views.
The white sand is so famous that it was illegal to remove it from beaches, pebbles and shells in 2017.
The locals were fed up with tourists trying to take part of the beach home with them-and then trying to cloud it for profit.
To highlight the problem, there is even a dedicated Facebook page called "Sardinia was robbed and looted". Anyone who chooses to move to the
islandcan receive a non-repayable grant of € 15,000 (£ 12,600), but with a few problems. .. The
grant is only available to those who are willing to move to a particular areain Sardinia.
These areas include locations that currently have less than 3,000 residents.
The idea is to boost the island's economic growth by increasing its declining population.
In addition, the money from the grant must be used tobuy a houseor refurbish it.
The amount received must not exceed half the total cost of real estate or refurbishment.
Sardinian President Christian Solinas explained the plan and stated that it was all about creating new opportunities for theSardinians.
He states:
"Thanks to their contribution to their first home, this is strengthened and becomes a fertile land for those who decide to move or build a family there.
"We must grow without real strengthening of improbable territories, inland areas, and the most disadvantaged areas and pass new policies for their repopulation."
With a similar plan, Italy has recently offeredhomes for € 1(84p). A flight ofto
Sardiniacan cost as little as £ 30 this summer.
