Strange! Government Are Paying To Stay In These Places
There are many such beautiful tourist destinations in the country and abroad, where it seems that it is so good that we would have stayed here. Just think, if you get money from the government, along with an opportunity to settle between beautiful mountains and natural lawmakers in any abroad place, then what will you do?
Obviously you would not want to miss this opportunity at all. In fact, in some cities of the countries like America, New Zealand, Canada and Italy, the population is not equal. While there are jobs, home and all the amenities available here.
Regarding the lack of population in these cities, the government has been offering various kinds of temptations to settle down in these cit
1 - Boramida, Italy:
The population of Bormida village of Italy is extremely low; this entire village has only 394 people. The mayor is worried that the existence of this village will not end. That's why he has taken a trick. Here, Mayor Daniel Galliano has prepared a special plan for the people living in this village, who will be given 1,700 pounds (about 1 lakh 43 thousand rupees) to the people living in this village.
2 - New Haven, Connecticut, United States:
For the first time in New Haven, American are given a down payment of 10,000 dollars from the government. Not only that, 30,000 thousand dollars are given to make the energy saving house. But people should not be more than 120 percent of their income to get home here.
3 - Niagara Falls, New York, United States:
If a student living in America has a student loan, then this city offers a great offer for such students. Any student who agrees to stay in Niagara Falls, then the government is given $ 7,000 to pay his loan to him.
4 - Harmony, Minnesota, United States:
America's Harmony population was just 1007 in the year 2013. Given the declining population, the government has given many tempting offers to the people living here. If you make a new house here, then you get a discount of $ 12,000. However the limit on rebate depends on the cost of the house.
