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Finland. Even though I had always thought I’d move up to the scottish highlands over the next 10 years, Finland is far better due to the North’s remoteness. Developers are currently going overboard for cheaper* land in north Scotland, the city would probably come to me eventually. Also it gives me the oppertunity to learn another language that’s useful as no one speaks Gaeilge except pockets of remote parts in Ireland.
At the moment? Perhaps Poland. Though the standard of living isn’t as high as some other places, they are one of the only European nations that aren’t totally suffocated by suicidal ‘globalist’ policy. They know who they are and I have to respect that.
If I were to place bets on which country will survive the next couple of decades, Poland is a decent bet.
I’d still rather stay in the US but if I had to choose another one either England or Australia. England because I’d like to live in London and it would be easy to visit the rest of Europe, Australia because of the weather, culture, and beaches.
Best move I ever made, although I have a pet theory that each person feels "at home" in a different landscape, followed by culture. For me it is the Canadian Rockies, but I would rather eat my eyeballs than live out on the prairies, but I also really hate the ocean so no coastal options or islands for me (even though I grew up in the UK, lol). I also like the cold and the dry; our two months of summer is hell for me.
My sis emigrated to Australia, and loves the heat and the beach. If we traded or if we went back to the UK, we would both be miserable.
Probably the United Kingdom because of language (I’m 🇨🇦). My gram was from the UK as well, and my younger sister lives there. Although I really did like the Netherlands when we visited.
Ukraine. I’d join the freedom fighters and fight the good fight. Sadly, I’m 71 and they probably would not have me although I am a former US Paratrooper specializing in an anti-tank missile system (TOW – AATW!)
Probably Sweden, they have some of the best metal in the world. Really though I’d probably be happy with almost any European country. Anything to get away from the nightmare America has become.
Im perfectly content here on Canada..but if i had to leave..Australia or New Zealand. Seems we have a lot of common bonds and similar outlooks on life.
Denmark or New Zealand. NZ sounds beautiful, but I’d be afraid of it being too warm. Denmark seems like it’d be cold, but I prefer cold. But LotR was in NZ, but Hans Christian Anderson is from Denmark, and I’ve always wanted to visit the mermaid statue.
It sounds bizarre to say this, but it’s less so about immigrating and more of me wishing I could live in Switzerland or New Zealand but be able to instantaneously teleport myself to Los Angeles and work/network in the film industry.
I yearn so badly to live in the Netherlands. Biking everywhere and using public transit sounds like an actual dream to me… no more car dependency and I get exercise every day??? That sounds like real freedom
I’d stay in California. There are some nice places on this thread, but a lot of them have shit weather much of the year. For me there’s nothing like being able to walk around and enjoy the sunshine for most of the year.
I am Australian, and I am happy here. But we are isolated from the world, so I would immigrate to Switzerland I think. I want to travel Europe, and hike some of the most beautiful trails in the world. And they have friendly relations with their neighbours, so travel wouldn’t be an issue.
Hard to say, on the off chance that the US invades us I hope that the Netherlands would take me in.
I appreciate the care they give to their workers and work life balance compared to North America. Socially, I like how there are less taboo subjects between friends in normal conversation. It would take me a bit to get used to the directness but really it’s a breath of fresh air.
Though, I also realize that things are quite expensive in the Netherlands. Car insurance and health insurance is expensive from what I’ve heard. Also, Dutch is not the easiest language to learn.
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canada
Dunno man, I like my country, all things considered.
Ireland.
Iceland
Finland. Even though I had always thought I’d move up to the scottish highlands over the next 10 years, Finland is far better due to the North’s remoteness. Developers are currently going overboard for cheaper* land in north Scotland, the city would probably come to me eventually. Also it gives me the oppertunity to learn another language that’s useful as no one speaks Gaeilge except pockets of remote parts in Ireland.
New zealand
New Zealand or Canada
None,i’m happy here in Scotland.
Scotland
Australia or New Zealand.
Costa Rica or Panama.
Probably Ireland or Japan.
Switzerland or Singapore
Indonesia
I’d stay where I’m at. If I had to leave, I would go to Ireland.
Someplace with lots of forests where the people look after each other.
But I’m stuck in the States.
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At the moment? Perhaps Poland. Though the standard of living isn’t as high as some other places, they are one of the only European nations that aren’t totally suffocated by suicidal ‘globalist’ policy. They know who they are and I have to respect that.
If I were to place bets on which country will survive the next couple of decades, Poland is a decent bet.
Scotland.
New Zealand
Canada or Iceland for space. Italy for food and wine.
No requirements? U.S circa 1985
Denmark
Germany
new zealand.
love america… I visit other places.. none I would rather live in so far…
Stay where I am now
New Zealand.
Canada
Spain
Switzerland, Italy, or Ireland.
I’d still rather stay in the US but if I had to choose another one either England or Australia. England because I’d like to live in London and it would be easy to visit the rest of Europe, Australia because of the weather, culture, and beaches.
Already here – Canada!
Best move I ever made, although I have a pet theory that each person feels "at home" in a different landscape, followed by culture. For me it is the Canadian Rockies, but I would rather eat my eyeballs than live out on the prairies, but I also really hate the ocean so no coastal options or islands for me (even though I grew up in the UK, lol). I also like the cold and the dry; our two months of summer is hell for me.
My sis emigrated to Australia, and loves the heat and the beach. If we traded or if we went back to the UK, we would both be miserable.
Canada
Happy here in the US I would move to Hawaii though. Japan, New Zealand, or Sweden
I’m thinking New Zealand sounds pretty peaceful.
The azores
None, I’m happy in Switzerland
North Korea!
New Zealand
Probably the United Kingdom because of language (I’m 🇨🇦). My gram was from the UK as well, and my younger sister lives there. Although I really did like the Netherlands when we visited.
But if language wasn’t an issue, Italy.
Japan. The culture is so much nicer than my own. I do love being Canadian, though.
Not America.
None, I love the US.
I would just remain here because I’m sure everyone else would leave so I’d have the whole country to myself. Can anyone guess the country?😂
None. I’m happy in Finland
I’d hear love to let my wanderlust take over and just hop from country to country for as long as I could
Malta or Greece. Specifically Crete if Greece.
Ukraine. I’d join the freedom fighters and fight the good fight. Sadly, I’m 71 and they probably would not have me although I am a former US Paratrooper specializing in an anti-tank missile system (TOW – AATW!)
Singapore
Singapore, if i could guarantee that I would get naturalised
Although it isn’t perfect, I don’t know which country would be better than my own country the Netherlands. Maybe Denmark
Probably Sweden, they have some of the best metal in the world. Really though I’d probably be happy with almost any European country. Anything to get away from the nightmare America has become.
Finland
Ireland or maybe Iceland
USA
New Zealand
Switzerland or New Zealand.
Republic of Tuva, awesome place to live.
France
Scotland, Ireland, or the Netherlands
South Korea
Denmark, coming from an American
Canadian , I’m happy here
People might not like to hear it but those restrictions are why those countries are so nice to live in.
Uk
Australia (live in the Outback, away from civilization), or Denmark, see my ancestors homeland.
I really loved visiting Greece so maybe there. I’ve never visited Japan but it certainly sounds amazing.
Denmark, most beautiful country on earth🥰🇩🇰
Italien
Spain sounds like fun.
Western Europe
Ireland or Japan.
Finland or Canada
Switzerland, Norway, Ireland, New Zealand…
Italy !
Sweden
New Zealand.
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My fiancé and I are planning on moving to New Zealand if we can. It sounds lovely there
New Zealand. Sheep don’t judge 🤒
Japan
Netherland
Norway
Norway.
Germany! It’s my favorite country
British Columbia
Yesterday
New Zealand
I lived in France for years & would go back immediately
Probably Poland or Iceland
Iceland or Germany.
I really liked Scotland. Has to have good swimming pools though
China
Jamaica 🇯🇲
I’m happy in Finland but if I had to leave that’d be Italy. Because of the food and coffee and heat and people.
I live in Canada. Whyd i want to move?
Scotland or England
Having a schengen passport is enough for me.
Ireland or Wales. As a Californian, I want to live somewhere where water isn’t a concern.
Im perfectly content here on Canada..but if i had to leave..Australia or New Zealand. Seems we have a lot of common bonds and similar outlooks on life.
Non, i am a huge enjoyer of Sweden.
I’m Scottish and have lived here all my life. I’m happy here, all things considered. I really wouldn’t choose to move anywhere else.
Spain, or Portugal
Denmark or New Zealand. NZ sounds beautiful, but I’d be afraid of it being too warm. Denmark seems like it’d be cold, but I prefer cold. But LotR was in NZ, but Hans Christian Anderson is from Denmark, and I’ve always wanted to visit the mermaid statue.
Sweden
Denmark, or one of the Scandinavian countries or Australia or new Zealand.
Live in NZ, no desire to move but France for sure if we did.
It sounds bizarre to say this, but it’s less so about immigrating and more of me wishing I could live in Switzerland or New Zealand but be able to instantaneously teleport myself to Los Angeles and work/network in the film industry.
Bizarre, I know…
Japan
Canadian here, anyone know of a country as close as possible culturally and politically to Canada but warmer? I hate winter so much, man
Fiji or new zealand
Denmark
Oh man, I’d have to be the UK or somewhere in Europe. I’d love to be able to see all the history and archaeology there.
Either Canada, England, Ireland or new Zealand
Until this year, I would say Canada. But with how bad US is screwing them right now, I think my choice would be Mauritius.
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Finland or Costa Rica
Somewhere Nordic so I can see the Northern Lights
None, I like living in my country (Colombia).
Portland USA or London England as it must be an English speaking country (Ireland and Scotland are two countries I also love)
Norway for sure
Denmark or Sweden
I’m happy here in the united states, I wish others here would recognize our privilege though
France.
I’m quite happy living where I am – Australia.
If I had the money to live off the rest of my life, it would be Japan.
Wakanda I guess
Norway ezpz
Switzerland for sure
Ireland maybe. Beautiful, friendly enough.
Id stay right here in Denmark
I’d go to Cape Town, South Africa in a heartbeat!
Vietnam
Norway, New Zealand, or maybe southern France.
Bermuda. It’s beautiful.
I live in Denmark, I don’t really feel super inclined to move anywhere else honestly. Maybe, Norway, Iceland or the Faroe Islands.
I yearn so badly to live in the Netherlands. Biking everywhere and using public transit sounds like an actual dream to me… no more car dependency and I get exercise every day??? That sounds like real freedom
I’d stay in California. There are some nice places on this thread, but a lot of them have shit weather much of the year. For me there’s nothing like being able to walk around and enjoy the sunshine for most of the year.
Japan
Denmark, Sweden, spain, or Australia. Currently living in the US
France, live in the countryside
Portugal
Australia
Thank goodness New Zealand has requirements
UK or Japan…but Singapore is another place ai would consider.
Slovenia (discount Switzerland)
Germany/France good worker protections.
Maybe Mexico.
Canada or New Zealand
New Zealand, it seems an awful lot like Canada, with better winters.
Australia, no question about it.
Mexico, Japan, or New Zealand in that order.
Russia, if not for the war
The UK, New Zealand, Iceland… almost anywhere besides here nowadays
As a norrwegian, Canada, new zealand and netherlands are most interesting
no idea I hate mine but no where looks good and I have no prospects anywhere
America
Mars
Germany or Switzerland
I am Australian, and I am happy here. But we are isolated from the world, so I would immigrate to Switzerland I think. I want to travel Europe, and hike some of the most beautiful trails in the world. And they have friendly relations with their neighbours, so travel wouldn’t be an issue.
Canada
Mexico
I’m an island guy so I’d probably end up in Jamaica or Aruba
Japan, italy or netherland
Hard to say, on the off chance that the US invades us I hope that the Netherlands would take me in.
I appreciate the care they give to their workers and work life balance compared to North America. Socially, I like how there are less taboo subjects between friends in normal conversation. It would take me a bit to get used to the directness but really it’s a breath of fresh air.
Though, I also realize that things are quite expensive in the Netherlands. Car insurance and health insurance is expensive from what I’ve heard. Also, Dutch is not the easiest language to learn.
I am jealous of people who said: "Nowhere. Happy here." sigh
日本。or Scotland. Or Canada.
I would want to stay in Canada but if I HAD to choose probably Switzerland. It looks lovely there.