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I miss the plains of Africa
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Only one person said United States, which is hardly surprising since this is an English speaking bunch. |
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Kids I see everywhere - so I assume it's a good place for that - lol I live in the center, I don't have or need a car. Bicycle is fine too. Cost of living... Depends on you. But you can live very cheap here. Beer is about $1.50, eating out for 2 people can be easily done for $20-$25. Just if you want a really posh life with fine dining, exquisite clubs and other luxury crap this is not the right place. |
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Google is your friend anyways: https://www.google.com/search?q=Amer...pats+in+Russia :winkwink: |
Panama. Nice country, no taxes
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I like the sex clubs in Europe. :) |
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Wien, Wien, nur du allein Vienna, I lurrrrrvs you Sollst stets die Stadt meiner Träume sein ! I bes dreamin urrrrv you Dort, wo die alten Häuser stehn, Them cribs is OLD Dort, wo die lieblichen Mäedchen gehn ! Them bitches is GOLD! Wien, Wien, nur du allein Vienna, you always aight! Sollst stets die Stadt meiner Träume sein! I bes thinkin bout you at night! Dort, wo ich glüklich und selig bin, Im happayyy when im inna Ist Wien, ist Wien, mein Wien ! jiggidy jiggidy jiggidy Vienna! .....Then apparently has no idea that ass worship, big legs and big bunda, practically originated in Brasil. Brasil is a futbao playing ass worshiping nation. Having a giant ass is like having a flawless diamond for a brasilian girl. https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...4IeTMoUd2m-v-g |
anywhere except USA - Arabic nations - Eastern Asia
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Costa Rica - lived there for a number of years - highly recommend it. (for relaxing reasons)
Your question all depends on your tax situation, how much you want to stay under the radar etc.. Are you looking for a new passport at some stage or just a temporary escape. Also depends if your single, kids, attached etc.. |
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While it's what all us mini-ballers really want - to live like Kings in cheap foreign countries where the girls and drugs are plentiful - for safety reasons I tend to avoid any place where I'm the richest motherfucker in sight.
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I've already decided which country I would move to. Little village outside Brno, in a shed, stuck in a cabbage field. |
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I remember staying once at the Westin Bonaventure in LA. Had a nice suite with a panoramic view of the Hollywood Hills and the Hollywood Sign. Except after about 10am it was completely hazed out and not visible. Every big city in the world has smog, it's a fact of life in any fossil fuel burning transport environment. Every country in the world has pollution problems, some worse than others. China is getting better, pumping huge amounts of money into renewables - it will take time. As for China as a destination for expats, Shanghai is a cosmopolitan bustling city with enormous opportunity. |
You guys talking about moving to Uruguay have no idea what you're getting in to. Contact me on skype to learn the truth about what it's like to live hrre.
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Someplace where it's sunny and I can live close to the water. Belize and Costa Rica come to mind.
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The fantastic climate, the fantastic food, drink, people, places, sea, sun, more food & drink, & at fantastic prices :thumbsup |
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It's true that China is very polluted but smog, even in Beijing, it doesn't happen that often and since China's economy is off its peak, things are getting a bit better lately. However, China is huge (almost as big as the United States in land area) and there are plenty of cities where pollution is minimal. Islands like Hainan, Lantau, Macau are beautiful. Parts of Shandong are nice. Hangzhou is known as the garden city, very clean and green and there are many more. |
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I'd recommend a 2-months stay here Tops. Any more would pull you down morally. |
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Before you move anywhere go spend 90 days and see if you can take it.
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I have family that made the jump to San Pedro, Belize. They love it! It's quite remote as there are no cars on the island. But there is a big expat community if you are lookin to live on the beach this would be the place!
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I have a place in Brazil. Right now it is super cheap to live there. The girls are amazing. The people are super friendly. Downside is crime is high. I do not think I would raise my kids there.
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Isn't Barcelona the new "It" place?
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Portugal is still cheap.
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I thought to buy I house near Barcelona on the sea shore (Castelldefels or something like that). The prices there are very affordable but unfortunately I can't leave my parents here even for a few weeks. They are very old to live alone :( |
Funny that question : Ive been looking around for the last 3 years.
Quebec? Never again: Socialistic, poor, corrupt. Dumb and ugly women. Germany? Never again: The Germans are great but their government is income tax crazy. Denmark? Great people, too expensive. South of Spain? Never again: bunch of unrespectful and uneducated locals and tourists. I'll try north of Spain... thinking about Thailand. |
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Same for me, New Zealand!
The property extremely expensive, though nature around you worth it! |
Did five years in Costa Rica, it was fun.
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The south of UK doesn't have a massive muslim population compared to the north of UK and muslim problems rare. However, the bigger downside is what you point out about the growing "Chav Culture" which you can see in East and South London and especially in places like Walthamstow, Mile end and places like that. Crime is a big problem in London. My whole experience of the UK got tainted by a bad experience a few years ago but objectively speaking, great place and London has a lot to be said for it. Quote:
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Whatever anyone decides I recommend that you live for at least 90 days in a place before you commit to long term.
Being an expat is not for everyone. |
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I'm french and moved to Canada 5 years ago with the wife and kids...
I really like it here and don't plan to move right now. However, having done it once, I know it's not a bid deal and could do it again without stressing too much. Having said that, I feel no attraction towards the US, the rest of the planet... well it depends on the opportunity. |
I'm waiting for Cuba to open up and be more friendly to westerners looking to retire there, I'll have me a place on the beach near Santiago and smoke cigars and bang hot girls for the rest of my days.
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Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Czech... but not in that order.
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