The beautiful Swiss village that offers people £ 15,000 to move there and it will even pay your expenses – but there is a catch

A beautiful village in Switzerland with a view of the Alps, offers reward people to move there, in an attempt to welcome more families in the area.

Albinen is set in southwestern Switzerland and offers 20,000 Swiss francs (about £ 18,000) to anyone who is willing to upgrade his life for the European place, in an offer To combat continuous depopulation of the beautiful area.

For families, an additional 10,000 Swiss francs (£ 9,000) is for grabs for each child, according to the travel website Holiday Pirates.

Although it sounds almost too good to be true, there is a large catch that is supplied with the lucrative cash offer.

Potential movers must be able to sort up to 200,000 Swiss francs (£ 180,000) for a house in the picturesque village.

They must also be younger than 45 years to register for the scheme.

But that is not the biggest requirement.

To get the big payout, you also have to live in Albinen for 10 years and eventually become a citizen of Switzerland.

Albinen is set in southwestern Switzerland and offers 20,000 Swiss francs (about £ 18,000) to everyone who is willing to uprill their lives for the European place

For families, another 10,000 Swiss Frank (£ 9,000) is for grabs for every child

Potential movers must be able to sort up to 200,000 Swiss Frank (£ 180,000) for a house in the picturesque village

The quiet village of Albinen dates from 100BC.

The first church was built in 1861, with the first opening of the post office in 1895, followed by the first supermarket in 1906.

Switzerland is not the only country to pay people to move there, whereby the neighboring Italy also offers monetary stimuli.

Sardinia offers to pay € 15,000 if you Go to a rural area and renovate a house.

It is a gigantic fund worth € 45 million to combat depopulation and insulation.

However, the criteria are also strict, and those who want to take the deal must go to a city with no more than 3,000 inhabitants and to make their permanent stay their permanent stay within 18 months.