Countries That will PAY YOU to Live There

Welcome to The Global Adventures! In this video, “Countries That Will Pay YOU to Live There”, we explore some of the most enticing destinations across the globe that are not just beautiful, but also offer financial incentives to those who choose to live there.

Join us as we journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Chile, the vibrant culture of Thailand, the stunning wilderness of Canada, the rich history of Italy, and the pristine beauty of Switzerland. We’ll also take you to the land of the rising sun, Japan, to discover what makes these countries so welcoming.

Don’t miss out on this exciting adventure! Tune in to learn more about these incredible countries and how you can start your own global adventure today! 🌍

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 5. Chile
02:46 4. Thailand
04:40 3. Canada
06:20 2. Italy
08:03 1. Switzerland
10:00 Bonus

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Hey, what’s up, adventurers? Welcome back  to another episode of The Global Adventures,   the channel where we explore the world and share   our tips and tricks to make your  travels more fun and affordable. Do you ever feel like you need a change  of scenery? Like you’re stuck in a rut,  

Living in the same place, doing the same things,   day in and day out? Do you ever dream  of moving to a different country,   experiencing a new culture, learning a new  language, and enjoying a better quality of life?

But then you think about the costs, the paperwork,  the hassle, and the uncertainty of relocating to   a foreign land. And you wonder if it’s worth  it, or even possible, to make such a big move. Well, what if I told you that there are some  countries in the world that will actually pay  

You to live there? Yes, you heard me right. There  are some places that are so eager to attract new   residents, that they offer incentives, subsidies,  and even cash to entice you to move there. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well,  it’s not. In this video, I’m going to show  

You the top 5 countries that will pay you to  live there, and how you can take advantage   of these amazing opportunities. And make sure  you stick around till the end, because I have   a BONUS country that you won’t want to miss. So, without further ado, let’s get started. Number 5: Chile.

The first country on our list is Chile,  the long and narrow country that stretches   along the western coast of South America.  Chile is known for its diverse landscapes,   from the driest desert in the world in the  north, to the glaciers and fjords in the south,  

To the Andes mountains and the  Pacific Ocean along its borders. Chile is also a stable and prosperous  country, with a high standard of living,   a strong economy, and a vibrant culture.  But despite its many attractions,   Chile faces a challenge of attracting  and retaining talent, especially in  

The fields of science, technology,  innovation, and entrepreneurship. That’s why the Chilean government created a  program called Start-Up Chile, which offers   grants of up to $40,000 USD to entrepreneurs  from all over the world who want to start or   grow their businesses in Chile. The program  also provides visa assistance, mentoring,  

Networking, and access to a coworking  space in Santiago, the capital city. To apply for Start-Up Chile, you need to have  a business idea that is innovative, scalable,   and has a global impact. You also need to commit  to living in Chile for at least six months,  

And to participate in the program’s activities  and events. You can apply as an individual or   as a team, and you can choose from  three different stages of funding,   depending on the maturity of your project. Start-Up Chile is a great opportunity for  anyone who wants to launch or expand their  

Business in a dynamic and supportive  environment, while also enjoying the   benefits of living in a beautiful and  diverse country. If you’re interested,   you can check out their website  for more information and deadlines. Number 4: Thailand. The next country on our list is Thailand,  

The tropical paradise in Southeast Asia that  attracts millions of tourists every year   with its stunning beaches, lush jungles,  ancient temples, and delicious cuisine. Thailand is also a popular destination for  expats, who enjoy the low cost of living,   the friendly people, the rich culture, and  the warm weather. But living in Thailand is  

Not always easy, especially if you want to  work there legally. The visa and work permit   requirements are strict and complicated, and the  job opportunities are limited and competitive. That’s why the Thai government launched a program  called SMART Visa, which stands for Smart, Talent,  

And Expert Visa. This program is designed  to attract highly skilled professionals,   investors, executives, and startups  in the fields of science, technology,   and innovation, and to make it easier  for them to live and work in Thailand. The SMART Visa offers several benefits,  such as a visa validity of up to four years,  

No work permit requirement, no 90-day  reporting, and the ability to bring your   spouse and children with you. You also  get access to a one-stop service center,   where you can get assistance with immigration,  taxation, banking, and other matters. To qualify for the SMART Visa,  you need to meet certain criteria,  

Depending on the category you apply for.  For example, if you apply as a professional,   you need to have a bachelor’s degree or higher, at  least 10 years of work experience, and a monthly   salary of at least $2,500 USD. If you apply as  a startup, you need to have a business plan,  

A minimum capital of $60,000 USD, and a  recommendation from a relevant agency. The SMART Visa is a great option for anyone  who wants to live and work in Thailand,   and to contribute to the country’s development  and innovation. If you’re interested,   you can check out their website for more  information and application process.

Number 3: Canada. The third country on our list is Canada, the  second-largest country in the world by area,   and one of the most diverse and  multicultural countries in the   world. Canada is known for its natural  beauty, its high quality of life,   its universal health care, and  its friendly and polite people.

Canada is also a country that welcomes immigrants,  and that recognizes the value and potential of   newcomers. That’s why the Canadian government  has several programs and initiatives to attract   and support immigrants, especially those who  want to live in rural and northern areas,  

Where the population is aging and declining, and  where the labor and skills shortages are acute. One of these programs is the Rural and Northern  Immigration Pilot, which is a community-driven   program that allows small and remote communities  in Canada to select and recruit immigrants who  

Meet their economic and social needs. The  program also helps immigrants to settle   and integrate into their new communities,  and to access local services and resources. To participate in the Rural  and Northern Immigration Pilot,   you need to have a job offer from an employer  in one of the participating communities,  

And you need to meet the federal eligibility  criteria, such as language proficiency,   education level, and work experience. You  also need to demonstrate your intention and   ability to live in the community, and to  contribute to its development and growth. The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot  is a great opportunity for anyone who  

Wants to live in Canada, and to experience a  different and authentic side of the country,   away from the big cities and the  crowds. If you’re interested,   you can check out their website for more  information and list of communities. Number 2: Italy.

The second country on our list is Italy, the  boot-shaped country in Southern Europe that   is famous for its art, architecture, history,  fashion, and cuisine. Italy is a country that   has something for everyone, from the majestic  Alps in the north, to the sunny Mediterranean  

Coast in the south, to the romantic canals  of Venice, to the ancient ruins of Rome. Italy is also a country that is facing  some challenges, such as a low birth rate,   an aging population, a sluggish economy,  and a high unemployment rate. That’s why  

Some towns and villages in Italy are  trying to revive and repopulate their   areas by offering incentives to attract new  residents, especially young and foreign ones. One of these incentives is the 1 euro house  scheme, which is exactly what it sounds like. Some  

Municipalities in Italy are selling abandoned and  dilapidated houses for just 1 euro, or about $1.20   USD, to anyone who is willing to buy and renovate  them. The idea is to restore and revitalize these   historic and charming properties, and to bring  new life and energy to these communities.

To take advantage of the 1 euro house scheme,  you need to contact the municipality that is   offering the deal, and to submit an  application and a renovation plan.   You also need to pay a deposit, which is  refundable once the renovation is completed,  

And to agree to finish the work within a certain  timeframe, usually between two and four years. The 1 euro house scheme is a great opportunity  for anyone who wants to own a piece of Italy,   and to live in a picturesque and peaceful  location, surrounded by nature and culture.  

If you’re interested, you can check out their  website for more information and list of towns. Number 1: Switzerland. And the number one country on our list is  Switzerland, the landlocked country in Central   Europe that is renowned for its mountains, lakes,  chocolate, cheese, watches, and banks. Switzerland  

Is also one of the wealthiest, happiest, and  most innovative countries in the world, with a   high standard of living, a strong democracy,  and a neutral and peaceful foreign policy. Switzerland is also a country that values its  local and direct democracy, and that allows  

Its citizens to have a say in the decisions  that affect them. That’s why some cantons   and municipalities in Switzerland have a system  of voting and paying taxes by referendum, which   means that the people can decide how much tax  they want to pay, and how they want to spend it.

One of these cantons is Glarus, which  is located in the east of Switzerland,   and which has a population of about 40,000  people. Glarus is known for its scenic   landscapes, its cheese production,  and its annual open-air assembly,   where the citizens gather in a public square to  vote on various issues by raising their hands.

One of the issues that Glarus voted on in 2016 was  to offer a tax incentive to attract new residents,   especially young families, to the canton. The  incentive consists of a tax deduction of up   to 50,000 Swiss francs, or about $55,000 USD, per  year, for the first 10 years of living in Glarus.  

The deduction applies to anyone who moves to  Glarus from from another country or another   canton, and who has an income of at least 100,000  Swiss francs, or about $110,000 USD, per year. The tax incentive is a great opportunity  for anyone who wants to live in Switzerland,  

And to enjoy the benefits of  living in a democratic, prosperous,   and beautiful country, while also saving  some money on taxes. If you’re interested,   you can check out their website for more  information and application process. BONUS: Japan. And now, as promised, here is the BONUS  country that will pay you to live there:  

Japan. Japan is the island nation in East Asia  that is famous for its culture, technology,   anime, sushi, and cherry blossoms. Japan  is also a country that is facing a serious   demographic crisis, with a shrinking and  aging population, and a low birth rate.

That’s why some prefectures and towns in Japan  are offering incentives to attract new residents,   especially young and foreign ones, to  revitalize their areas and to preserve   their traditions and heritage. Some of  these incentives include cash payments,   housing subsidies, free  education, and even free cows.

One of these prefectures is Niigata, which  is located in the northwest of Japan,   and which has a population of about 2.2 million  people. Niigata is known for its rice production,   its snow festivals, and its hot springs. Niigata  is also one of the prefectures that participates  

In the Furusato Nozei program, which is a system  that allows taxpayers to donate part of their   income tax to a rural area of their choice, and  to receive local products and services in return. One of the products that Niigata  offers to its donors is a cow,  

Which is valued at about $4,500 USD. The cow is  not only a source of meat and milk, but also a   symbol of gratitude and friendship. The donors  can choose to keep the cow, or to donate it to a  

Local farmer or a school. The cow also comes with  a certificate of ownership, a photo, and a name. The Furusato Nozei program is a great opportunity  for anyone who wants to support and connect with a   rural area in Japan, and to receive a unique and  generous gift in return. If you’re interested,  

You can check out their website for  more information and list of products. And that’s it for this video. I hope you enjoyed  it and learned something new. If you did,   please give it a thumbs up, share it with your  friends, and subscribe to our channel for more  

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