
Jincheon-gun announced that in order to respond to the population decline and the crisis of local extinction, it will promote a project to provide 200,000 won in relocation support for elementary, middle, and high school students and support for moving expenses for young generations (brokerage fee up to 300,000 won and moving expenses up to 200,000 won).
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Jincheon-gun is pursuing a support policy targeting students and young people to respond to the crisis of population decline and local disappearance.
Jincheon-gun announced on the 28th that it will promote the 'Elementary, Middle, and High School Student Relocation Support' and 'Young Generation Moving Expense Support' projects to respond to the population decline and local extinction crisis.
The subsidy for elementary, middle, and high school students is eligible for support if they have been registered as residents in another local government for more than a year and then move to Jincheon (after the 18th) and attend local schools.
If you apply at the Administrative Welfare Center, you will receive 200,000 won for the first time only.
Moving expenses for young households are supported for households with a household income of 180% or less of the standard median income among non-homeless young householders aged 19 to 39 who have completed a move-in report in Jincheon-gun.
If you apply to the Population Policy Department, a brokerage fee of up to 300,000 won and moving expenses of up to 200,000 won will be paid.
Song Young-il, head of the population policy team, said, โStudents and young people are the core generation that will lead the regionโs sustainable growth,โ and added, โWe will continue to discover effective policies that fit Jincheonโs population structure and regional conditions.โ

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