What Country would you live in.

If you had to chose to live in another country to the one you live in now which country would it be, mine is Italy.

Spain/Portugal without a doubt, look at that culture, history... gorgeous.

Croatia, Hungary, or Austria. All three are beautiful, full of history, and have great food.

Canada. Love Canada.

United States, specifically Hawaii. Louisiana and Las Vegas, Nevada would be pretty cool too.
Other than that, if I knew the language I'd choose Republic of China Taiwan or Singapore.

Sweden. The culture AND the music.

Viking metal, anyone?

I would like to some day live in Finland. It's sparsely populated, boring, cold and there are Finnish people there. Finns are like the climax of humanity.

Nishanth128 wrote:Sweden. The culture AND the music.

Viking metal, anyone?

I like nordic folk in general, love the stories/sagas and how deep songs are.

Bahamas!

Went there years and years ago and fell in love with that country.

Either Chile (North Araucania) or New Zealand (Auckland area).

jeanwickert wrote:

Nishanth128 wrote:Sweden. The culture AND the music.

Viking metal, anyone?

I like nordic folk in general, love the stories/sagas and how deep songs are.

Yeah, they're a fun bunch.

Somewhere like stockholm, Amsterdam, London, Santiago(Chile), Montevideu. i don't know, so many places

Germany, because I'm learning German and I like the country, or New Zealand because woo Island Nations (and they speak English)

Sir_Drex wrote:Either Chile (North Araucania) or New Zealand (Auckland area).

Araucania is super beautiful, I'd like to at least visit the region in the future.

It's funny how I'm Chilean but I still I've not visited the south or north of my country

I would love to live in Germany. I've been to Berlin once and it was amazing. Austria seems nice too. I just like German stuff in general lol

USA...OH WAIT I LIVE THERE.

Germany then.

It's a hard question to answer. There are countries which are really cool to be born in, like Switzerland and Denmark, but the immigration process and getting citizenship is so tedious you start getting all the perks only after 20 or so years from immigrating.

Leaving in a country where you have an established life would prove a lot more enjoyable and beneficial in the long run, even if it's not the richest.

In my opinion, the only country people should consider moving to are the ones, which have the demand for your skills, which can provide with payment for these skills and which has a culture the one wouldn't mind for him and his children to be assimilated to.

Right now not a single country has a combination of these factors for me, so I wouldn't move at all.

1. Murica
2. Germany
3. Ireland

- France
- Germany
- Switzerland (Better safe than sorry. And the chocolate...)
- U.K
- Belgium

Oh, and most DEFINITELY Norway. Good old Norge. Norge før Sverige eller Danmark.

Theoretically, Japan would be the coolest place to live, but the immigration would be a nightmare. The Netherlands also seems like an amazing place to live. I am specifically thinking about Maastricht, Limburg as it is a beautiful little Dutch town just miles from both Germany and Belgium.

Holmskiy wrote:In my opinion, the only country people should consider moving to are the ones, which have the demand for your skills, which can provide with payment for these skills and which has a culture the one wouldn't mind for him and his children to be assimilated to.

I wouldn't say the countries that have demand for your skills should be the only ones you consider moving to, but the three I chose definitely have demand for my skill set and that was a large factor in my decision.

Cold War Communist wrote:

Holmskiy wrote:In my opinion, the only country people should consider moving to are the ones, which have the demand for your skills, which can provide with payment for these skills and which has a culture the one wouldn't mind for him and his children to be assimilated to.

I wouldn't say the countries that have demand for your skills should be the only ones you consider moving to, but the three I chose definitely have demand for my skill set and that was a large factor in my decision.

You're probably right. But I still think the demand for one's skills should be higher or at least equal to your own country. If it's not the case, immigration is going to be nothing but a throwback in one's career, thus resulting in disappointment.

1 Switzerland
2 Fiji
3 Australia
4 Japan
5 Canada
6 Sweden
7 Italy
8 Austria
9 England
10 Germany