Free flight for those who want to move to Hawaii doing smart working, here is the inviting proposal of the American state
Have you always dreamed of moving to or visiting Hawaii? The dream could come true. The US state has in fact launched the temporary residency program, 'Movers and Shakas', aimed at those who work in smart working.
The program was designed in collaboration with schools and businesses and includes a series of free return tickets to the island of Oahu. The application must be sent by December 15th by connecting to the official platform.
One way to contribute to the country's economic recovery and diversification of the economy, Jason Higa, founder of the group, told CNN.
Who can join? Who works remotely and is at least 18 years old. The first 50 selected will leave for Hawaii, but even the initially rejected candidates could be fished out in the future. The selected professionals, once on site, will have to dedicate a few hours a week to a non-profit organization, exploiting their knowledge.
Among other things, Hawaii, in addition to being a paradise destination, currently has the lowest per capita rate of COVID infections and is therefore, according to what the organizers of the program underline, one of the safest places to live and work.
Are you ready to pack your bags? You can apply here.
SOURCE: Movers and Shakas
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