Topic: If you could move to any country, which would you choose? - page 14. (Read 10823 times)
I just want to stay in Indonesia
I love being from the United States and wouldn;t want ot live anywhere else but if I had to choose a new spot to live i'd pick Brazil, Costa Rica, Canada, or Australia.
Just wondering, what are your justifications for Canada?
I understand you want to stay in the US, but I currently live in Canada, and am interested what in your opinion are the benefits.
I love being from the United States and wouldn;t want ot live anywhere else but if I had to choose a new spot to live i'd pick Brazil, Costa Rica, Canada, or Australia.
Not sure I've traveled enough to be quite sure. I could see Germany, Holland, maybe Belgium. I also love East Asia, and Hong Kong especially, but I'm not sure I could cut it there living full time... 
My heritage is German, and I would love to live there. Only issue is their citizenship laws not supporting dual citizenship.
Also Germany has a real problem with immigrants.
Which the latter reason is the primary reason which it is out of reach for me.
Switzerland wouldn't be a bad choice, even though it is expensive AFAIK.
Not sure I've traveled enough to be quite sure. I could see Germany, Holland, maybe Belgium. I also love East Asia, and Hong Kong especially, but I'm not sure I could cut it there living full time...
My heritage is German, and I would love to live there. Only issue is their citizenship laws not supporting dual citizenship.
Also Germany has a real problem with immigrants.
didn't they bail out greece and spain? i'd imagine they would monetize that.. probably have those guys by the balls now.
another country that might be worthwhile: thailand. cost of living is cheap, yet it's not quite a 3rd world country. a lot of westerners live there.
Not sure I've traveled enough to be quite sure. I could see Germany, Holland, maybe Belgium. I also love East Asia, and Hong Kong especially, but I'm not sure I could cut it there living full time...
My heritage is German, and I would love to live there. Only issue is their citizenship laws not supporting dual citizenship.
Also Germany has a real problem with immigrants.
I want to go for Belgium country and state Boom because tomorrow land festival has enjoyed there and I want to go to this party once in the entire life.
Canada. I've already learnt English, plus it seems to be a nice place to live.
Any country?! Well then.... I'ld make my own country and move there 
La bella Italia without a doubt....
I would choose Italy, and exactly Tosca, i just love how life goes there
I would like to move to Brunei Darussalam.
One of richest country in Asia.
One of richest country in Asia.
So who needs countries? I want my own seastead, somewhere out in the ocean beyond national boundaries.
Haha - no one has mentioned Isle of Mann? Coin friendly!
Honestly, I know most of you will disagree, but I'd stay here in the US. Then again, my dog is named Bernanke and it isn't meant to be ironic.
Honestly, I know most of you will disagree, but I'd stay here in the US. Then again, my dog is named Bernanke and it isn't meant to be ironic.
Antarctica. don't know if i should set up at the Russian station or McMurdo.
just kidding. i'd just stay inside and fuck the weather. INTERNET+BTCitcoin!!
just kidding. i'd just stay inside and fuck the weather. INTERNET+BTCitcoin!!
Not sure I've traveled enough to be quite sure. I could see Germany, Holland, maybe Belgium. I also love East Asia, and Hong Kong especially, but I'm not sure I could cut it there living full time...
My heritage is German, and I would love to live there. Only issue is their citizenship laws not supporting dual citizenship.
New Zealand, Because its Middle Earth! 
Any place colder than where I am. I hated the heat before BTC, now I cringe when I see pictures of the sun on the 5 day weather forecast
I'd like to move to Brazil. Fine women, nice weather and amazing music/culture. In fact most of South America appeals to me, hopefully get the chance to at least visit one day.
Would you migrate to Australia. Now that you mention it, I really miss Melbourne's climate, which is a mild 5-20 degrees year-round, except for their brutal summer months between January and February.
Their summer months are between January and February? :O TIL
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