Probably England/UK or Ireland. I'd miss the warm weather we get here, but I've been to both the UK and Ireland and I love it there. It's where my ancestors are from, after all.
If you had to live in another country, where would you live?
I have no idea. I don't want to do winters. I don't want to live on an island, because I would feel too confined. And most countries at the latitude I am at either have poor governments or a lot of earthquakes. So I think I will stay put.
I’m not going anywhere.
I am staying in the good ol' U.S.A.!!! I love my country. 😄
Probably Portugal, Spain, or Italy. We’ve already been researching such a move
All have warm weather, free or very cheap healthcare, low taxes, solid economies (though not Italy so much) and access to the Mediterranean for my boat.
Canada.
Lived in the UK and the US, visited most of the countries in Europe, Africa and the middle east.
The best value for money living is in India. The healthcare system is "paid only" but so cheap that anyone with a reasonable amount of savings or a half-decent income should have no worries - many of the clinicians will have trained in Western Europe or the USA.
For the price of a house in Southern England you can buy a mansion in India. The weather is predictable (usually) and warm.
I also like Turkey, for many of the same reasons, don't like the politics though.
In reality though, I'd move back to the US tomorrow. Loved So Cal.
I would move to the French Polynesian island of Bora Bora.
Probably Ireland or Australia. (But if I have a choice, I'd rather stay right here.)
