I am interested in moving overseas to live and work and would like to know of a place in South America, South Africa, Europe, or Asia. Low cost of living and crime would be good. Also, good healthcare. I prefer a warm climate, but open to any suggestions. Thank you.
Barbados – According to some UN officials, Barbados is the most well to-do *country* with a black majority in the world….
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Ireland! Relatively low crime rate, cost of living is slightly high though… but I suppose its the same for all thriving economies at the moment, with oil prices rising. Weather isnt as bad as people make it out to be. Sure during the winter is cold and it rains, but summer is generally good.
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Some place in the UK or Ireland would be good if language is an issue. If you have an advanced degree it will be easier to get a visa that will allow you to work. Particularly sought after are: teachers, nurses, doctors, engineers, technology specialist
The cost of living can be expensive depending upon where you choose to live in the country. For example London is VERY expensive but other large English cities like Manchester are more reasonable.
The climate isn't particularly warm but it's warmer than the northern US. Also living there would allow you to visit the continental countries very easily and inexpensively.
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Barbados – According to some UN officials, Barbados is the most well to-do *country* with a black majority in the world….
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Qatar Because
1. Oil cheaper than water
2. Since you are American and if you are a professional worker the pay is really high
3. one of the safest countries in the world
4. Economy is really growing fast, its the 2nd fast growing economy after china or India
1. the weather could be high in the summer up to max 47 Degrees Centigrade
2. Housing is kid of expensive but again if you have a good job the company will provide you a good house.
other than this its really a great country to live in
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