This ‘natural paradise’ in Spain that’s ‘tourist free’ and ‘littered with Roman ruins’ will pay you 15,000 to move there – so what’s the catch? [Video]

AN often overlooked region of Spain is offering digital nomads up to €15,000 to move there. 

The programme is part of a plan to battle depopulation and help provide a much-needed boost to the local economy. 

The region in question is Extremadura, a large autonomous community that borders Portugal and offers wild nature reserves, stunning mountains and a capital city packed with Roman ruins. 

In fact this year, it has often been cited as a must-visit for people who want to explore the ‘real Spain’ without the hassle of hordes of tourists. 

And it seems the region is hoping to embrace the benefits of the industry with open arms. 

Extremadura is one of the country’s least-developed regions, where unemployment remains at 17.9% – some 6% above the national average. 

In a bid to attract young talent, the government of the region has set aside €2million to spend on enticing digital …