If you agree to live in this village, the state gives you 6,000 francs

In Europe, but also in Switzerland, rural villages are coming up with various offers to prevent migration.

Albinen, a Swiss village of Valis Canton, lies on a mountainous slope at a height of 1,300 feet [1,300 m]. The village has a fantastic view, fresh air and lots of sun. In addition, in the vicinity of just six miles [6 km], there are Leukerabad thermal baths. Not many jobs, but Zion's capital and the nearest city of Visp, are in the distance of 35 minutes, by car.

Mayor Beat Jost has stressed that this village's school can be closed as only two children follow. Hence, he does snorkeling to prevent ecstasy from the village, as enough land is available.

In this regard, the village's municipal assembly has reacted, which has offered good conditions for people under 45 years of age who want to live in this village. Individuals would benefit 25 thousand Swiss francs, and a couple would receive 50,000 francs. For every child, the municipality would donate even ten thousand francs.

With this offer, a Quantar family would benefit 6,000 francs, while the one with five members, 68 thousand francs.