Top 7 European Countries will Pay you to move there in 2025

Italy – Sardinia’s Rural Revival

Sardinia offers €15,000 to individuals willing to move to rural towns with populations under 3,000. The grant must be used to purchase or renovate a home, and applicants must commit to living there full-time and apply for permanent residency within 18 months.

Spain – Ponga and Ambroz Valley Initiatives

Ponga: Located in the Asturias region, Ponga offers €3,000 to individuals willing to move there and live for at least five years. The town is known for its stunning landscapes and tranquil environment. Ambroz Valley: The Regional Government of Extremadura has launched the “Live in Ambroz” program, offering up to €15,000 to remote workers willing to relocate to this scenic valley for at least two years.

Greece – Antikythera Island

Antikythera, a small island between Crete and the Peloponnese, offers €500 per month for three years to families willing to move there. The island aims to attract young families to revitalize its community.

Ireland – Up to €70,000 for Coastal Island

Ireland’s “Our Living Islands” program offers up to €70,000 to individuals willing to purchase and renovate vacant properties on 30 remote coastal islands. The goal is to revitalize these communities and ensure their sustainability. Applicants must commit to living on the island for at least 10 years and cannot use the property as a short-term rental .

Switzerland – Albinen Village

Albinen, a picturesque village in the Swiss Alps, offers financial incentives to families under 45 willing to relocate. The offer includes CHF 25,000 per adult and CHF 10,000 per child, provided the family commits to living in Albinen for at least 10 years.

Portugal – Tax Breaks for Young Professionals

Portugal offers a decade-long tax break to individuals under 35 earning up to €28,000. This initiative aims to attract young professionals and combat the brain drain.

Estonia – Digital Nomad Visa

Estonia’s E-Residency program allows entrepreneurs to start and manage a business online, while the Digital Nomad Visa enables remote workers to live in Estonia for up to a year. These initiatives aim to attract digital professionals to the country.