If you could live anywhere, where would you choose?
|HelenfromHelen wrote:I also agree with Australia. Although, you have to be ¨necessary¨ to the Australian state to keep you there!
More accurately, one needs to be a "necessary to the Australian state" member of the super-rich Chinese Triade (for example), to be awarded either residential, and/or citizenship status, in Australia. Just the facts, regarding a royal "screwing", indeed, delivered to the Australian people, by their own (so-called) government! 
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|Among the many Expats reporting in are individuals Expating in Singapore, Shanghai, Beijing, Toronto, Argentina, UAE, Qatar and Denmark.
Topping the article is a fabulous photograph of five Expat women walking toward the camera on a Paris sidewalk, circa 1920, sporting the low-waisted dresses and vintage headgear of the day.
cccmedia, from Ipiales, Colombia
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||MissionHopeCebu wrote:Cebu, Philippines
Whatever floats your boat! Best regards
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|||Surenjj wrote:I am from Mauritius but in Canada for 30 years. I would love to live in the east coast of Florida. Love it there.
Been there, done that, and I've got all the T-shirts to prove it. Fyi ~ visiting Florida, but actually "living" in Florida, are two, very different realities. 
||Surenjj wrote:I just happen to love the ocean, the palm trees, sitting on the beach and watch cruise ships. The small town of Melbourne is very quiet with beautiful bungalows. And no, even the Walmart does not sell Florida T-SHIRTS. What can I say, I am a sucker for beaches.
The T-shirt comment was just an expression. Indeed! Melbourne Beach, Florida is a really nice location. In fact, that beach is actually "cleaner", than the other Melbourne beach, in Australia, where souvenir T-shirts are available. Cheers, and enjoy!
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. The nice thing is as a Canadian or any westerner I suppose we can stay there for up to six months a year with paying US income taxes.
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||procella wrote:Safer, affordable and warmer one.
For purposes of clarity, exactly what country are you referring to? 
|kRUBEN wrote:procella wrote:Safer, affordable and warmer one.
For purposes of clarity, exactly what country are you referring to?
Doesn't matter . Somewhere in the world has features above. except my country.(turkey)
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||cccmedia wrote:Relevant to this thread is a brilliant compilation of commentaries currently on the welcome page of www.cuencahighlife.com .. relating Expats' experiences in various countries and what they've learned there.
Among the many Expats reporting in are individuals Expating in Singapore, Shanghai, Beijing, Toronto, Argentina, UAE, Qatar and Denmark.
Topping the article is a fabulous photograph of five Expat women walking toward the camera on a Paris sidewalk, circa 1920, sporting the low-waisted dresses and vintage headgear of the day.
cccmedia, from Ipiales, Colombia
This article has been bumped off the site's welcome page.
To find it, google: cuencahighlife.com 10 expats experiences
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|...or maybe Busan this time? definitely South Korea either way!
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||kRUBEN wrote:procella wrote:Safer, affordable and warmer one.
For purposes of clarity, exactly what country are you referring to?
She might not know where that would be yet.
We often have conceptions about places and life there which change once we actually settle there, after all. I tend to agree that "elsewhere" is the definite answer, but "where" isn't quite as clear. Though I did confidently answer Seoul, the odds are that at some point I'll be posting some other name from Seoul.
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