These countries will pay you up to $90,000 to move there right now

Monetize your move.Anyone can leave the United States for so-called greener pastures — but the smart money’s on those who turn their departure into a payday, according to one relocation expert.Sure, you could claim an ancestral connection to Ireland, for example — but why not claim up to nearly $90,000 cash by moving to a part of the Emerald Isle eager for new blood? “It’s a win-win: you get a fresh start and a helping hand, while local economies enjoy a much-needed boost,” said Wayne Mills of Seven Seas World Wide, which specializes in solutions for international movers.

And while it’s hard to imagine anywhere in bustling, 21st century Ireland being hard up for people, the beautiful and very popular country isn’t the only desirable destination with an unloved corner doling out ducats to willing new residents, according to Mills.Declining populations, talent drain and other issues have obscure regions in vacation faves like Italy, Greece and Spain rolling out the proverbial red carpet.

Check out this range of surprising destinations that could be your new forever home — and could put some quick cash in your pocket in the process.The country is offering up to approximately $87,000 in the form of cash grants to those willing to renovate and move into a vacant home on a string of scenic coastal islands, according to the expert.“There are 30 coastal islands whose total population is only around 3,000 people,” Wayne said.“Ireland is looking to revitalize and future-proof these beautiful islands by attracting a newer, younger population.” Flippers need not apply — you’ll have to live in the house for at least ten years.

“This program is for everyone, but it’s especially targeting remote workers and digital nomads,” Wayne explained.“The Irish government is pledging to improve transport links, internet coverage, and health services as part of an overall plan to invest in the islands’ future.” “They’d love to attract rem...

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