Would You Like to Live in Another Country?

I already live in another country, but I would love to live in Japan or US.

Both, i like my country but i would like to live for a while in USA and other while on japan, and europe... i would like to live everywhere basically :P

yes, to ... almost every other country in the world, why? Venezuela, no need to say more

• [H] Uruguay (gay marriage, legalized marihuana, best president ever, etc)
• [W] Switzerland or Canada

If money wasn't a problem and I could just go anyhwere ... either someplace in the UK (Wales or Scotland) or Japan, but that would have a language barrier. As it is, I can't even get out of my current state let alone another country.

norway or iceland

Neither choice is the right one for me. I don't want to live in another country and I don't like my country.

From Brazil and assuming you mean keeping the same relative position in society(which matters far more than which country)... Any of the Nordic countries and Japan seem to be the countries best in general quality of life. Maybe I missed an European country that didn't occur to me right now but outside those can't really think anywhere I would like to live since even the closest ones(Australia and New Zealand) have problems.

Canada or maybe Switzerland as well

I like Canada for many reasons, and I also hate it for many reasons.
All countries have their pros and cons, so I guess I'd just rather live here where I know what to expect. However, I would definitely visit another country for a while.

On top of my mind as places I want to visit, are:

• New Zealand
• Japan
• England
• China
• Other European countries

I wouldn't mind living in Canada.

I'm patriotic

I'm happy living in the US, but I wish I had had the chutzpah to have moved to France for a few years. I did "live" there for work for 13 weeks spread out over an 8-month period, but I was living in a hotel so it wasn't quite the same. And I was working very long hours.

I also would have enjoyed living in Canada or New Zealand, I think.

But those ships have all sailed.

I would like to live lavishly in any country where I can reach family & friends easily..
(I tried living in different state..didn't understand language.Food was great..came back homesick after 2 months.)

"What state were you born in?"

"Infancy."

I love my country and I love my wolverines. Canadia already controls the moon so you might as well submit.

I do live in another country, moved 3 years ago. And I'm thinking to move to yet another country.

Japan!

Not country just Patagonia, nature and clean air with internet is enough for me.

I'm from Colombia and I very much like my country

I was born and have grown up in New Zealand. Not keen on moving as I love it here :) only problem is you only get decent internet in the cities, and since I'm in the country I get internet that doesn't really work half the time.

I'm American, but I lived in Japan for a few years.

While I greatly enjoyed my time overseas, I wouldn't want to live anywhere else permanently.

I think more people should spend some time abroad, because for me it gave me a greater appreciation for my home country.

I would like to live in anywhere else.
Poland is one of the poorest country in whole Europe but we get that same prices as other rich countries. Vat is 23%. For alcohol, cigarettes and fueI we have to pay some extra money -.-. Killers and thiefs can get less years in prison than somebody who have done smaller crime. You can't even protect yourself if somebody would break in to your house. Incredible big ammount of paper works because of the bureaucracy . There is often case when somebody have to paid penalty because of some mistake or some absurd. Many young people go to other countries. President and whole parliament don't know why <lol>. Several times parliament tried to change our currency to euro despite of that nobody in country want this but they still showing some stretched survey about percent of people who want euro.

Beautiful country with incredible history but people here are s***.

Maybe Germany, but most of my German vocabulary consists of swearing, so I wouldn't last long. Honestly, I'd love to have a dual citizenship (US/Germany) and to be rich enough to own a house in both countries (and to pay the airfare back and forth repeatedly :p). My family is here in the US, and my significant other's is in Germany; it'd be amazing if neither of us had to pick whose family to move so far from. ^^