Topic: if you could live anywhere - page 37. (Read 45839 times)
i want live in japan but with much money.
i love to live outta space 
it would be great to live in the place where all the star are shinning and i may fly in that zero gravity atmosphere
it would be great to live in the place where all the star are shinning and i may fly in that zero gravity atmosphere
Yeah, im happy now at my own country, but sometime i have a dream to live in big town like New York or Tokyo.
maybe someday
maybe someday
I just love beaches and I want to live in Goa.
I would live in Rome Italy, particularly the Monteverdi region. I have traveled to China, all over Europe, Canada, United States, the Caribbean Islands and South America. In doing so I have learned that I am a city person. I enjoy not having to drive a car, or have the option if I need to go somewhere far, have good transportation nearby. Rome was the only city that has this plus great weather, people, healthy lifestyle and proximity to so many other cultures including Africa across the Mediterranean. France (Beauty, Film, and beaches), Switzerland (snowboarding, shopping and climbing) and Greece (islands, history and art) are in close proximity as another added bonus.
i live in the US. i want out. so far my top spots are new zealand and australia. i also keep hearing alot of good things about sweden, switzerland, and norway. we live in a big world and i know other people would like to be in places i have not even considered yet so i'm kinda curious to hear what you guys think.
norway
Id love to visit Switzerland, cool people around there and a good attitude. norway
Scandinavian is a fantastic area
yes it is, but it's majority non-english speaking.
Scandinavian is a fantastic area, but during the winter you better have the propper clothes! Otherwise you are fuc...
Someplace colder than where I am. I hate hot.
1.New Zeeland
2.Norway
3.Iceland
2.Norway
3.Iceland
I would like live at Curaçao, bright tax paradies 
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I would find a country citizenship where I do not hav to pay taxes and then travel all around th world. Of course it can happen when Im financially free and hav built a solid Passiv Income. But would love to do it.
so i have been talking with the immigration department of new zealand. to apply for a resident visa you must have one of the following requirements. possess an in demand skill, be a business owner, start a business in NZ, invest in NZ, have family in NZ, marry a local, or be a refugee. none of this applies to me. i spoke with the australian immigration department and it's basically the same story. so my options are go to school and possess a skill or bribe a local to marry me. kinda disappointed cause i really wanted to move to NZ. 
anyways, now that i'm pretty sure that isn't going to happen, and most well off countries are going to have the same requirements, i started thinking about moving to another state in the US, or maybe even canada. what do you guys think? florida was originally my first pick. no snow, nice weather all year round, beaches, it sounds nice. but after looking at NZ i'm not sure if nice weather and beaches is what i really want. i was watching this video about this guy who does nothing but travel. he is currently in montana. i've never even considered montana, but when i watched this video i was rather impressed. they have lots of green, mountains, rivers, lakes. i want to get out of the city where i'm surrounded by concrete and tall buildings and get back to basics and live around nature. where do you suggest i go? if you could live anywhere in the US, where would you go and why would you want to go there?
https://www.google.com/search?q=montana&espv=2&biw=1920&bih=955&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj-1MXT47XNAhXh34MKHQvdCa8Q_AUICCgD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De1hOSoaW84
anyways, now that i'm pretty sure that isn't going to happen, and most well off countries are going to have the same requirements, i started thinking about moving to another state in the US, or maybe even canada. what do you guys think? florida was originally my first pick. no snow, nice weather all year round, beaches, it sounds nice. but after looking at NZ i'm not sure if nice weather and beaches is what i really want. i was watching this video about this guy who does nothing but travel. he is currently in montana. i've never even considered montana, but when i watched this video i was rather impressed. they have lots of green, mountains, rivers, lakes. i want to get out of the city where i'm surrounded by concrete and tall buildings and get back to basics and live around nature. where do you suggest i go? if you could live anywhere in the US, where would you go and why would you want to go there?
https://www.google.com/search?q=montana&espv=2&biw=1920&bih=955&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj-1MXT47XNAhXh34MKHQvdCa8Q_AUICCgD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=De1hOSoaW84
i live in the US. i want out. so far my top spots are new zealand and australia. i also keep hearing alot of good things about sweden, switzerland, and norway. we live in a big world and i know other people would like to be in places i have not even considered yet so i'm kinda curious to hear what you guys think.
norway
Woow. This is my dream land. norway
Try Syria . they have hot chicks
i think France it will be the best place ! and maybe Spain 
the south east asia is what really makes me want to retire at this young age of mine.
i think europe is the best choice , there's a lot of things and place out there that is very interesting but before you demand to live anywhere try to enjoy your life living at your home country first , there is no place like home . i like this thread because i want to explore and experience something new from the other places or other countries , but for now i need to be contented to where i am right now .
Anywhere, where I can legaly smoke and grow herb.
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