This beautiful hidden gem Spanish destination will pay you €15k to move there

dailyrecord.co.uk:

If you're looking at the most recent weather predictions for winter in Scotland, you'd be forgiven for thinking that it might actually just be better to emigrate to a warmer climate, even if you're a home worker who doesn't have to brave a freezing commute each day.If so, then officials in Extremadura, Spain would definitely like to hear from you - but you do have to be a remote worker.You can still keep your job but dial in from Spain each day, a practice that's referred to as being a "digital nomad."The autonomous community of Extremadura has a low population and is one of the least developed regions in Spain, reports The Jerusalem Post.To strengthen the population and the economy, the authorities have allocated 2 million euros to attract 200 "digital nomads" to the region.You'll be given financial assistance of €15,000 euros, and the good news is that the cost living in Extremadura is lower than in Scotland.

It's only about €1.75 for a pint, for example. Eating out is less expensive too: about €13.50 per person, according to cost-of-living tracker Numbeo.

There is loads to do in Extremadura too. You can visit the stunning Old Town of Cáceres, the ancient Roman theatre of Mérida or just soak up the beautiful and tranquil landscape of Monfrague national park.The small print is...

those who wish to apply must commit to maintain a remote job and live in Extremadura for at least two years.Foreign nationals may apply, but must be legally resident in Spain and hold a Foreign Identity Number (NIE) as shown on their EU green card or non-EU TIE card.