If you wanted to live in another country, which one would you pick?

Question

Just sale anything worth $. And buy a ticket to anywhere. And what kind of jobs are available for someone who just moved to a new country?

I live in America. I don't speak any other languages. Its probably nicer to actually learn the language of the country, but what if you didnt have time? What if you just made a spur of the moment decision? I know that's how it will be for me. Take about a month to get my finances together and just go!

Also, would it be good to have someone with you? If so, anyone up for it?

Answer 1

I am an American and 5+ years ago I did move out of country. I now live in Tunisia and I love it very much! I came here by myself and as for the language, many people speak English, but I was able to learn the local language very easily.

Situated on the Mediterranean Sea, it is the northernmost African country, and the smallest of the nations situated along the Atlas mountain range, bordering Algeria, to the west, and Libya to the south east.

The country is so full of history (has been under the rule of Phoenicians, Romans, Arabs, Berbers, Ottomans, Beys, and French; played a significant part in WWII, was the center of the ancient world with Carthage as the capitol, etc) and it has so many beautiful places to visit! It is unlike any other Arab country in that is has a lot of greenery. There are also many historical ruins in just about every part of the country you go to.

The mountain region is breathtaking! There are fantastic views and an the atmosphere is reminiscent of an old town in Switzerland. Absolutely gorgeous! The coast is marvelous. The Sea is clear and picturesque. The midland and south are terrific because they offer you the chance to peek into a forgotten society - one that holds fast to tradition. I have been all over Tunisia and have visited most cities and have loved everyone because they each have their own special charm.

The people are so warm and hospitable. They instantly welcome you as one of their own and treat you like family. Tunisia is also a very safe place. There are not many places in this world where a women can walk the streets alone in the middle of the night without fear. Yet I often take late night walks and have never had any problems and have never felt fearful. Tunisia on a whole is a very safe country. I have lived in Tunis and Monastir and have visited other parts of the country without any problems.

To learn more about Tunisia, I invite you to read any of my blogs, or look at any of my pictures.

Answer 2

Well, living in another country wont be a spur of the moment decision, becuase you would have to first apply for the appropriate visa's to move there, so it would take at least a year of planning.

I am from U.S. and live in Canada. I would like to move to the U.K. for a few years, but not permanently I don't think. We are considering it, as my hubby was born there.

Answer 3

I lived in Czech Republic for 6 years and now live in Latvia.

Eastern Europe is cheaper than western, and if you want to learn a language, it's easier to do once you're in that country cause you have to learn it.

Answer 4

New Zealand - the south island. I love the way the mountains go down almost to the ocean. The people are really nice and the weather is terrific.

Answer 5

Move to Canada....the people are friendly, the violence is low, and there is the natural beauty of the country.

Answer 6

Probably Canada, it's close by to the US. It's beautiful and it doesn't get too hot.

Answer 7

I wouldn't live anywhere else except for Canada..........

Answer 8

some european countries..Japan