Topic: If you could move to any country, which would you choose? - page 2. (Read 10823 times)

China. I love it.

lol ever been down here?

I would like to move to Sweden as well, I did my college education from there and has always been a welcoming place.

When it comes to Government and Economy, I wouldn't put Canada down or take it off the list. Canada also has a very vibrant tech community in select cities (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal as some examples).

If you like snow, come to Toronto. You will get PLENTY of it.
If you like rain, but not so much snow (about a week or two) go to Vancouver (based off friends who have lived in the region).

first choice USA second Australia third london

Personally, I would move to Sweden or Canada. I like extremely cold places, and then in the summer move back to Australia or a country in winter.

Sweden has a great economy and government. They are neutral in wars and is a great place to start new businesses.

Canada doesn't have many positives (at least that I know of), I just want to move there for the snow (we don't have much snow in Australia, only in mountains) and the winter sports. 

Luxembourg is like Switzerland, it's going to cost you a bundle to live there, but it is nice.

Haha, that's the stereotypical view of Australia.

I live in Australia and I can tell you that I have never seen a real Snake anywhere outside of a Zoo. Spiders are common, but not the really poisonous ones, unless you're inviting them (you have really messy rooms, no insect repellent etc). You won't see any wombats of Kangaroos in the city, and you would rarely find one in rural areas.

id choose japan. too many pretty girls.

Hmm, there are pretty big differences between them... So why those countries?

id choose the one that is the cheapest cost of living. so phillpines.

Czech Republic. Maybe Panama

Germany or Switzerland if not the Caribbean

I spent some time in Australia and New Zealand and I'm from Canada.

Australia is expensive but the pay is better but the drawback are poisonous animals which can make it a little sketchy to go for bushwalks. A plus is that it has the best surfing in the world as well as the great barrier reef, waterfalls, rainforests, sailing, dolphins etc. and flights are really cheap (about $150 to fly Sydney to Brisbane return)

New Zealand is like the adventure capital of the world, pay is pretty shitty compared to basic costs but there are no dangerous animals and soo many things to do like louging, zorbing, skydiving, bungee jumping, exploring underground caves and rivers, hobbiton, natural hot springs and mud baths, jet boating, skiing, glacier trekking. It's a bit weird that police don't carry guns but I guess when it's so hard to get guns and drugs into the country that's its a bit overkill for police to carry anything more than tasers. Also, cheap and super delicious lamb, mmm

Canada is great depending where you live, some places up north or in alberta/manitoba can get pretty cold during the winter but has decent pay, great dining and quality restaurants and probably the best skiing and snowboarding. BC is awesome during the summer, the lakes get quite warm, great of you want to go swimming at 1 am in the morning Canada is also very multicultural and accepting no matter the color of your skin or sexual orientation.

arent those places expensive?

Island. I don't think there is a better country if I take into account standard of living and people that live there.

i would love to live in australia,canada or England!

I like Japan too but I don't understand their language, it makes staying there really hard..

Australia or Netherlands but i love to explore some places too.

i would move to Japan no doubt