7 cities that pay residents for living on their territory

Perhaps little is known about this, but in the world there are many cities that are in great need of an increase in the number of inhabitants. So sharp that they are even willing to pay extra for living and working on their territory. So if you suddenly want to change your place of residence, and even get paid for it, then here you are!

Detroit, Michigan (USA)

The empty city of Detroit at other times was called very seductive names: "West Paris" or "Automobile Capital of the United States." The once successful city in the 20th century lost all its laurels and is now struggling to regain its former glory. In order to attract specialists from all areas to Detroit, the government has introduced a program according to which 2.5 thousand dollars will be paid from the budget to every professional who decides to move here.

Alaska State (USA)

Frosty winters, marvelous snow-white landscapes, a calm, unhurried life and a seductive surcharge from the government - all this awaits someone who wants to settle in Alaska.

Saskatchewan Province (Canada)

For many graduates who have graduated from schools no earlier than 2010 and have not yet fully decided on their careers, this offer by the Canadian province can be a great opportunity. All those who agreed to live and work here for 7 years, local authorities agree to pay 20 thousand dollars.

Niagara Falls (USA)

Niagara Falls is one of the most stunning and beautiful natural attractions that you can only dream of living near. However, if you are a university graduate, then you will also be paid extra for this. The government intends to encourage young employees of local enterprises in the amount of 7 thousand dollars.

Pong, Asturias (Spain)

This magnificent village, located in the protected areas of Spain, is considered one of the oldest in the country. To revitalize the local economy, the government is ready to attract young professionals with additional payments amounting to 3 thousand euros. In addition, for each born baby, the family will be paid another 3 thousand.

Utrecht (Netherlands)

In the Netherlands, for the sake of a simple experiment, they intend to pay $ 1,000 to each resident of the city.

Curtis, Nebraska (USA)

The small town of Curtis set out to increase the activity of its citizens and came up with a reward for ideology and the promotion of urban culture and infrastructure. For this, local residents will be allocated free land for the construction of a new house.