"If you're a digital nomad looking for a new place to settle down, you're up for an exciting opportunity. Extremadura, a rural region in Spain near the border with Portugal, offers grants of up to $16,778 to remote workers willing to relocate for up to two years. The initiative, known as Live in Ambroz, aims to help repopulate the rural town. The grant will help new residents find housing and cover their living expenses as they settle down in this scenic rural region."
"Women, individuals under the age of 30, and those moving to small towns in Extremadura with populations under 5,000 are eligible for a grant of €10,000 ($11,043). All other applicants can receive €8,000 ($8,834). If they remain in the area for an additional year after two years, those in the first group will receive an extra €5,000 ($5,521), while others will be granted €4,000 ($4,417)."
Extremadura provides relocation grants to remote workers through the Live in Ambroz program to repopulate rural towns for up to two years. Eligible applicants—women, people under 30, and movers to towns under 5,000 residents—receive €10,000, while other applicants receive €8,000, with additional bonuses if they stay a third year. The region advertises a low cost of living, citing average one-bedroom rents in Badajoz near $526 versus Madrid around $1,515. Natural attractions include mountains and hiking trails like Castaños del Temblar, and historical sites such as the Roman baths at Baños de Montemayor.
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