I'm a wealth expert – many countries will PAY YOU to move there…they'll offer cash and real estate to sweeten the deal
A WEALTH expert has revealed a list of countries that will pay Brits to move there and start a new life.
Entrepreneur Sarah Adekola, 29, from London even claims they will offer it cash And property to sweeten the deal.
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The money expert made the stunning revelation in one of her latest social media videos, sending fans wild with excitement.
While this may sound like a great deal, Sarah also warns that you should always check the fine print as most of these offers come with a catch.
Nevertheless, Sarah described it as a “great way to get started” for those who want to trip the world and explore different countries.
“It's a great opportunity to move to a new country and get financing for your business,” she said Absolutely businesslike.
So without further ado, let's take a look at where you could move to in 2024.
IRELAND
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The first choice is Irelandwith a unique policy that covers no fewer than 23 islands.
With two different schemes on offer, you can obtain a grant of £71,300 (€84,000).
Sarah said: “The scheme is part of a wider ten-year national policy aimed at ensuring sustainable, vibrant communities on Ireland's offshore islands.
“To qualify, individuals must purchase and own a property on one of these rural islands, where the property has been vacant for at least two years and was built before 1993.”
Ireland also offers a “Start-up Entrepreneur Programme” (STEP).
The program offers aspiring business people the opportunity to establish their business companies and settled in Ireland on a full-time basis for the time being.
Conditions of the arrangement include cleaning criminal track record, because you are not a financial 'burden on the Irish State' and you work full time on your business – and not in any other capacity.
NEW ZEALAND
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New Zealand is also joining in the fun and offering a Global Impact Visa, perfect for investors/entrepreneurs.
Conditions of the scheme include admission to the Edmund Hillary Fellowship, a program for entrepreneurs.
Applicants must also comply healthcharacter and English requirements and demonstrate that you adhere to them employment opportunities, tax and immigration laws.
This scheme is intended for innovative investors and entrepreneurs who want to have a positive global impact by setting up and supporting businesses.
SARDINIA
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The last place you can indulge your imagination and keep your vitamin D in abundance is Sardinia.
Sardinia's government is offering £12,700 (€15,000) in a bid to encourage young people families to settle on the Italian island, which prevents rural depopulation.
Individuals can also receive a non-refundable grant in exchange for strengthening the Sardinian economy.
Sarah said: “I think the schemes are great and provide a fantastic opportunity for people to live in other countries and get funding for their business ideas.
“I like the idea of exploring different countries and living there and possibly moving if I think that's the best option for me and my family.”
But there is one condition: you must choose a village with fewer than 3,000 inhabitants and the grant must be used to renovate the area.
The wealth expert adds that the age of the applicant must be over 18 years.
Nevertheless, social media users joined in, flocking to the comments section of Sarah's video to share what plans they'd like to take.
One person said: “By America, I'll take Italy, Ireland or Greece.”
A second added: “New Zealand is beautiful.”
A third commented: “New Zealand or Ireland.”
One person even described the plan as “fascinating and worth knowing about.”
Elsewhere, so does the sun-drenched Italian region of Calabria previously offered as much as £26,000 to anyone willing to move there.
The beautiful location is surrounded by beautiful beaches and could be any millennial's dream, but only if they are the right age.
And the tropical island in the Indian Ocean Mauritius offered to pay people to move there when they proved their worth.
For people with commercial skills, technology or financethe paradise island – just on the edge of Oost Africaclose to Madagascar – pays a successful applicant £350 per month to set up a startup.
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