The application can be made online or in person at the Zuzenean office, providing PDF documents proving a rental or home purchase contract.
The Basque government has done that Open this Tuesday the condition Unpleasant request help of the Emanzipa program, which will consist of a monthly payment of 300 euros for two years to cover the costs of leaving the family home. We summarize the keys to submit the application:
What does it consist of?
This involves direct assistance of 300 euros per month for people between the ages of 25 and 29. To receive the aid, the maximum number of residents of the house receiving it will be three people. You can charge for a maximum of 24 consecutive months.
The assistance will be compatible with, among other things, the Gaztelagun program, the income guarantee income (RGI) and the Minimum Living Income (IMV), the supplementary housing allowance or emergency social assistance.
How can you request this?
Assistance can be requested online or in person. If you have any questions, you can consult them via WhatsApp on 646 10 91 26.
In the first case, you must have the B@kQ electronic identification (this can be requested on the Izenpe portal) and you must have access to the electronic headquarters of the Basque Government.
The personal application takes place at the Zuzenean office.
What documentation must be submitted?
– Copy of the rental or sales contract.
– Proof of the last payment of rent, mortgage or personal loan.
Requirements and incompatibilities
– Be between 25 and 29 years old
– The annual income of the applicants must be between 3,000 and 28,000 euros.
– Proof of a rental or home purchase contract
– Be registered in a municipality of the BAC for at least one year before the application or prove that you have had three consecutive years of registration in Euskadi in the past ten years.
– Young people who have social housing (VPO) for rent or for sale will not have access to the support.
Source: EITB
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