Moving to Scotland- Some questions (where to live, cost of living,etc)

4. You need a British born grandparent to qualify for the ancestry visa. If not, you have a problem.

Anywhere in Scotland is good for farming as its isolated whole shit with crap weather and lot of arrogant Scottish,  if you love loneliness and being by yourself is perfect as they won't welcome you into their community.

Good luck with that.

I have heard the exact opposite, that people are kind and polite in Scotland. Is that only in the cities?

If you admire the beauties of the nature I'd recommend Highlands ;-)

thank you all so so much. I think the highlands is where i'm going to be going. My grandmothers family is from Aberdeen shire and all I have heard is great things about Scotland. Everyone I have met from there is wonderful and very welcoming. I quite enjoy the solitude of farming life and the small town feel of things. I enjoy knowing my neighbours and being on a small farm. I am visiting in a few months to check things out and visit some family.