Greek island authorities looking for residents

Authority Greek The islands of Andikithira (Ionian Sea) invite families to move permanently. New settlers will be given a house, a plot of land and a monthly allowance for three years.

Andikithyra is 20 kilometers of untouched nature. There are villages on the island, the main one is Potamos, the capital and port.

The number of local residents is dwindling, with forty now living there, and the islanders have launched a campaign to find families willing to move permanently.

The selection process is strict, with preference for Greek families. Those who survive the contest will be given land and a house. IDPs will receive a monthly allowance of 500 euros in the first three years.

Andikithyra is suitable for a quiet and peaceful life, there are conditions for diving, and bird watching – the island is on the path of seasonal migration of birds.
New settlers from civilization will not break away: Crete can be reached by ferry in two hours, four - to Laconia (Peloponnese).

Source: ria