if you had to leave your country and live in another , which would you choose? (climate, Canada)

[AksarbeN]

Sweden, Norway, France, Span, New Zealand, Canada, or Ireland in that order would all work just fine for me; when can I move?

[txfriend]

Germany, the southern part since I already have a southern accent.

[Scooby Snacks]

Iceland. Norway would be a close second. I love the cold weather, clean environment, and high quality of life of those nations. Oh, and lack of war is a big plus also. I lived in Norway as a child.

[virgode]

Would have to warm year round...Bermuda

[annerk]

Originally Posted by mikeyyc

London's not a country, but we'll let it slide.

Well, I've already done that and chose Texas. I dare you to tell a room full of Texans they're not a country unto themselves.

Well obviously. I actually wrote England originally, but changed it because I have no interest in living anywhere in the UK outside the greater London area.

[BusyMeAK]

London, Israel, or Moscow.

[Dennis Schroeder]

London or southern france

[engineman]

Queensland, Australia, They speak English and are good folks.

[beachmouse]

Scotland or New Zealand.

[projectmaximus]

There are several dozen countries I would be willing to live in for a few years. If this was a "permanent" move the list becomes much shorter but I would probably say:

Canada, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan in that order.
New Zealand, Australia, and UK countries would almost certainly be up there somewhere but I've never been yet so I don't know for sure.