If you had to make a choice, where would you live other than the country you are in now?

 

When you get there, you can have any job you want and will be able to take care of yourself financially.

Assuming I didn't have to worry about leaving my son behind, I'd want to live in England. Not sure exactly where, but somewhere. I love British culture, and yet I'm not immersed in it. But everything British I've ever seen, I love.

Centurian IV. You haven't lived until you have seen 3 suns in the sunset. :cool:

 

But seriously, a Scandinavian country. Norway perhaps. Everything I see and hear about those countries up there seem so peaceful.

Centurian IV. You haven't lived until you have seen 3 suns in the sunset. :cool:

 

But seriously, a Scandinavian country. Norway perhaps. Everything I see and hear about those countries up there seem so peaceful.

Well, I would love to live in Finland though technically, this country isn't considered Scandinavian per se. I have heard a lot about Finland and Sweden being accepting of foreigners besides it being easy to settle here. Is the language hard to grasp?

I've been quite fond of Canada for quite some time and could see myself living there. Australia would be a good place to land too. I would enjoy looking outside my window and seeing kangaroos.

I would like to live in Singapore, because it seems like it's pretty easy to get around there as an English speaker. I wouldn't mind Taiwan, Korea, or Japan also.

I've been quite fond of Canada for quite some time and could see myself living there. Australia would be a good place to land too. I would enjoy looking outside my window and seeing kangaroos.

Canada and Australia are also my choices. I was also considering New Zealand, but I read that it might get harder to own a place if one isn't born there.

I wanted to live in New Zealand inspired by the setting of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. The diverse landscape makes that country interesting to live in. The thing is that a friend of mine told me that they live in constant Earth tremors.