Italy: Region offers migrants N3.2m yearly, take off date announced
One of Italy’s smallest regions is offering newcomers €8,000 a year to settle in villages.
Telegraph UK reports that the offer has been made by Molise, which is squeezed between the mountainous Abruzzo region and Puglia. According to the conditions, the offer applies to settlements with a population of less than 2,000, and newcomers must set up and run a new business for at least five years.
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