Where is the best country to live ?

I'm really getting sick of the United States. Where is the best country to live ? Where are Americans welcome ? Where is it easy to find a good job abroad, pay their taxes and become a citizen ?

Hey, come to Germany, we need some more good people

What do you think is the best country to live in?

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39 Responses to “Where is the best country to live ?”

  1. zxz Says:

    england
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  2. Lacey Says:

    Canada sounds pretty good.
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  3. Jeff M Says:

    Canada has all the things a good liberal needs.
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  4. Focal leat Says:

    Ireland
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  5. Zozo Says:

    i dont think there is a best country to live in,that my opinoin
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  6. Bruce L Says:

    try Mexico.
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  7. trebor namyl hcaeb Says:

    Well if you're "sick of the United States," why don't you go live in Mexico? Or, better yet: Iran, N. Korea, Syria, Jordan, Saudia Arabia, Somolia, Cuba, etc.?
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  8. papaz71 Says:

    I think France might be the place for you. They'll tell you how to live, tax you grossly and you won't ever have to worry about living in a country where people disagree again. You sound like someone who would love for America to become a socialist state. See ya.
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  9. kt_b_blue Says:

    I'm an American citizen, but when I was 22, moved to Sweden for a summer. That summer turned into a year. I love it here! 4 weeks mandatory vacation, good jobs, not too difficult to become a citizen, and nearly everyone speaks english.
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  10. planksheer Says:

    New Zealand, Costa Rica, France is pretty nice too. Israel is amazing too for that matter but Turkey is not a bad place either. these are easy places to live, let live and stay under the radar.
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  11. alison Says:

    France has the best working conditions and social benefits, mandatory 6 week holiday minimum, free education, health care……..

    Canada is closer and though I'm bias, I prefer it. English is the dominant language and it's almost as worker friendly as France.

    Recently, our Supreme Court ruled the govt may not interfere in contract negotiations between union and employer, EVER. So the times are going to get better for the union members in Canada. Therefore the private sector will improve, as they must to compete, or become unionized.

    It's such a gift, knowing our middle class has the Supreme Court guarding their interests. It was looking really bad for a few years there.

    Within Canada, I'd have to say I prefer the west coast. I think it depends on the type of community you prefer.

    The west is more metropolitan and a bit costly, but absolutely spectacular. We moved here from Ontario in 87, and never looked backed. Ontario is lovely and has lots of large metro areas, and loads of country, lake and cottage country, it just doesn't have the weather of the west coast. It's extremely cold in the winter and extremely hot and muggy in summer.

    BC's west coast is mild and VERY rainy in winter and lovely from March to October or November. Summer hovers around 75-78 and it's green all year round. If you want snow, head to the slopes just a few miles to the north of Vancouver.

    Anyway, if you want more personal experience info, I've seen everything between BC and Ontario on repeated trips home to see family. Email if you want more info on Canada :D
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  12. willow Says:

    Hey, come to Germany, we need some more good people
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  13. Bhavin p Says:

    Australia is the best place to live. Very quiet, peaceful and loving country.. Cities like Sydney, Brisbane, Gold coast are amazing..
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  14. Sam Says:

    trebor namyl hcaeb: you sound like you want peple to live like mangy dogs and be happy with their scraps,
    papaz71: you talk about what you know nothing about, have you even been to france? how is this for social democracy: 30 days of guaranteed vacation time (no matter the job, company, etc.), unlimited sick days, full child care, social workers who come to help new parents adjust to the strains and challenges of child-rearing, and a ridiculously long maternity leave. really. you are just a child patriot spouting off your mouth.

  15. jammy Says:

    Why don’t you pack and go to Iraq or africa , cuba or mexico? Vietnam or russia good too.

  16. jack Says:

    Have you ever thought about getting in with a company that is international adn traverling to job site with them. that way you get to stay in one place for 6 mounths or so then move on. do that for a few years adn if you find a place that you like better then the rest. move there. it will work out nice, the job site you were sent to will be more then happy to give you a job when they find out that you helped set-up the jobsite. That is what i did and i have been all around the world with my job.

    And done get on me about my spelling, i work as an engineer, ans we dont care how it is spelt just if it works. so all you office workers back off. we have better things to do.

  17. amelia Says:

    im not going to say an opinion that you should move to canada because of the scenery like many people above are.. but i say canada is the best because of the conveniant health care that is free, the people are extremely friendly, (well there are always bad apples where ever you go)but if you vacation in canada as a canadian, it is beautiful, the canadian geese are everywhere, deer are everywhere, when you go up north, there are moose, bears, i live the the most southern part of canada, i live in corunna ontario, but i have a great iew of the saint clair river, and after a short short ride, i am at lake huron, one of the 5 great lakes. i also suggest visiting niagara falls, the place has haunted houses and other cool stuff, (marine land… woooo.. :) and the great wolf lodge, aha, the falls are cool 2. also muscoka, haliburton area is beautiful. canada is wonderful

  18. Peter Ois Says:

    Fuck the US, Israel and England, Uorway is ranked to be the best country to live in by the United Nations.

  19. Giovanni Says:

    I hope that the USA will be much better without BUSH !!!!! We need Free health care free school and less taxes in the USA in most of the civilized country of the world this exist !!!!

  20. Dougie Says:

    I prefer the Congo. Man what freedom and the people are great.

  21. Marius Says:

    Norway is ranked the best country to live in for the sixth time :)

    Greetings from Norway

    http://www.redorbit.com/news/general/724901/norway_ranked_as_best_country_to_live_in/index.html

  22. dlaus Says:

    You should try Malta on for size!!

  23. Proudkiwi Says:

    New Zealand is the best country to live by far! , Friendly people, Beautiful landscape, great Cities Auckland ranked 4th best city and Wellington ranked 12th in the world!, nuclear free one the best sporting nations per capita of population! New Zealand has it all and gives other countries a run for there money! KIWIS all the way, go New Zealand!!!!!

  24. Sam Youno Says:

    Depends on just how sick you are of the States. I moved to Canada in 2000 (for job reasons, not political or social ones), and have fallen in love with it. My wife, daughter and I are all dual citizens now, and plan on staying permanently.
    In everyday life, it really is very similar to the U.S. (Just remember to add “eh?” to every sentence.) People are nicer (a huge generalization, sure, but I’ve found it to be true). Taxes are higher here, but medical care and social services are MUCH better. The Conservative Party is still in power, but that seems likely to change at the next election—and in any case Canada’s conservatives are nowhere near as psychopathic as American conservatives.
    Good luck, wherever you land.

  25. jim Says:

    Canada is a great place. Vancouver,BC has been ranked the worlds most livable city for 3 years in a row now. just search wikipedia for worlds most livable cities.

  26. Ipunk Says:

    Try Bali, Indonesia. Bali is not a country, just a big island in Indonesia. Now it is mixed well between western and eastern culture. Very close to Australia, so if u miss western civilization, just fly in about 2 hours.

  27. lolo Says:

    dubai is the wealthiest and the best city ever u can easily find a job with a high salary the best shopping and having fun is in dubai but the weather is extremely hot and warm all over the year but even though many people come frome out side (from europe america arab countries…) to live here in dubai its very safe anf peace and alote of fun and money trust me

  28. Fun lover Says:

    Dubai ??? may be an ok city but if you drink, you might get the punishment of decapitation.

  29. Ida Says:

    Norway: It´s where you wanna live.

    1: is ranked the best country to live in for the 6th time by the UN.

    2: Minimum wage for 18 year olds and older is $19 an hour. (As a college student I have three extra jobs in which I earn between $19 and $25 an hour and pay 5 % taxes on 2 of them , no taxes on the third job.)

    3: College is free.

    4: Health care is free. (Being pregnant, injured or terminally sick isn´t going to bankrupt you, while in the states an Ambulance will bankrupt you!!)

    5: Our democracy is one of the best working democracies in the world.

    6: I get high tax returns and vacation money every summer.

    7: BEAUTIFUL coastlines, mountains, fjords and countrysides.

    8: It´s in Northern Europe with a great view towards all those great places that hold what we lack: the beaches and tropical heat of Spain, Italia, France, Greece…

    9: NO GUNS – cops don´t even get to wear guns!

    AND: le piece de resistance: GREAT salmon, in fact the BEST salmon- if you ask the food- knowers of the world.

    Come on over and live the good life ;)

  30. Lorena Says:

    The Netherlands

  31. Shannon Newkirk Says:

    I hate living in the U.S.A. it sucks. I was born hear and wish I wasn’t. Everyone is greedy , self centered. You don’t get payed shit for anything, every thing is illegal or will be. No jobs it costs an arm and a legto try and go to school. housing is expensive. The government suck and should be changed completly since it is all corupt. Fuck the usa. Norway hear I come.

  32. Sonea Says:

    I believe the best place to live if you are American is Australia it is a very cultural place that is now ranked 2nd in the world for the best place to live , has good cities , sites and landmarks and the main language is English.And is very welcoming and friendly

  33. sam Says:

    iran is the best for you

  34. jess Says:

    hmm I am naturalized American citizen, living here on and off for 11 years. I have two more european citizenships, and thank god for that :) . I love europe, and there are many countries to visit, but if you plan to live there, there are many factors you need to consider. What do you want to do with your life? or what do you like for fun? or would you bring your family there? For example norway, sweden and other northern european countries are nice and quiet, but that’s it! They don’t offer much variety. Countries like England (preferably London), France, Spain (right now not good for jobs), Switzerland (Geneva preferably), Germany (Berlin is nice),Belgium (Brussels) are the countries that offer a lot of variety when it comes to quality of life. You can have fun, raise a family, find a good job, etc. Middle Eastern Countries and Africa are NO NO for me! Have friends that tried to live in a a bit “cultured” Dubai and didn’t go so well (laws are still conservative-muslim). Canada is nice. I love Montreal and Vancouver. They have some charm, good nightlife and nice nature :) . Its up to you to decide so good luck!

  35. Gilbert Lizotte Says:

    I’d say I love France,but the United States is still the best place in the world to live. Best economic and intellectual opportunity, most friendly to business, and most culturally diverse. If you can’t find everything you’re looking for in the U.S., you’ve got no place else to look.

  36. weder Says:

    australia, of course!

  37. Taz Says:

    Norway too cold, maybe a lovely place to live but too much in the deep freeze. France is a lovely country with a lovely way of life but you are taxed to the extreme in everyway possible, just like in the UK. I cannot comment on America, never been and never will, to go to a country where guns are legall, no thanks….most of the people are nuts so I dont blame you wanting to get out before you get blown up. Eastern Europe, Middle East, Asia, again too many Muslims..you may get blown up…ok if you want to be around them. I too am looking for a safe haven, its called SANCTUARY…but I am afraid it doesn’t exist..hope you find what you are looking for..good luck…

  38. Beenthere,donethat Says:

    I used to live in Norway and I hated EVERY MINUTE of it. It is very expensive but they have an awesome universal health coverage. Weather absolutely SUCKS. Comparing to U.S. & Canada, standard of living is way below them. After living here in U.S. for over 20 years, I feel the same as you do. I am ready to move back to Europe but not Norway, Sweden or Denmark. Trust me on this. Move to New Zealand or Australia period. They speak English, jobs are pretty good (you get paid more than U.S.)weather is fantastic.. truly heaven.

  39. Andres Says:

    The best country to live in these days and in the days to come is Brazil. It is quickly becoming a developed country, specially in the south. People is amazing. They enjoy life as it is and make you feel at home. Carnivals are quite simply the biggest party on earth. The turnover maybe the language, americans are not likely to speak portuguese in a 21 day crash course. But trust me come here for a vacation and you’ll fall in love with these place. cheers.

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