<p>I would choose Australia because I wouldn't have to learn a new language and there's nice beaches there. The accents, warm weather, and good looking people are a plus. I would also be willing to consider Canada (specifically British Columbia) and any stable country with nice tropical beaches and/or surfable beaches.</p>
<p>England, Germany, France, respectively.</p>
<p>^^Canada sucks. I moved here 2 years ago.</p>
<p>UK, Ireland, maybe France [except i dislike french secularism as it is now with a passion. I speak french though]. I don’t think i’d mind australia or new zealand. If I learned portuguese i could do brazil, or if i learned german i’d do germany.</p>
<p>^ Even BC? I could understand that it would totaly suck to live in Edmonton, or somewhere in the middle of Manitoba or Alberta. BC would seem like a good fit for me because I could go fishing, hiking snowboarding, and I’m a hockey fan (not a Nucks fan though). Vancouver seems like a cool city.</p>
<p>^hahahahaha we moved to edmonton. we live in calgary now though. the middle of alberta lol</p>
<p>haha that’s too funny. To quote former Ducks goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov, Edmonton “is like North Pole”
[YouTube</a> - Ilya Bryzgalov Score Interview](<a href=“Ilya Bryzgalov Score Interview - YouTube”>Ilya Bryzgalov Score Interview - YouTube)</p>
<p>Living in Edmonton must be like being banished to Siberia.</p>
<p>Whenever I see pictures of Edmonton on TV when I’m watching hockey, it looks like an Eastern European Soviet-type city. All the buildings looks like huge concrete edifices (sort of like the buildings at Texas A&M).</p>
<p>Hawaii
12char :D</p>
<p>Luxembourg</p>
<p>Anywhere in the Anglosphere and after that Hong Kong. Within the Anglosphere, probably the UK, Canada, Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand in that order.</p>
<p>Venice, Italy. Truly one of the most beautiful city in the world.</p>
<p>(4x ^) Nice.</p>
<p>I would say Iceland, near Reykjavik, but I’m not sure if a lot of people there know English or would ostracize me for being American. Otherwise Oxfordshire, England where I could subtly-stalk the members of the band Radiohead when they’re back home.</p>
<p>My friends and I like to joke that should America truly go to the dogs, we’ll move to New Zealand.
It’s a beautiful place with a nice mix of nature and technology, a high literacy rate, growing economy and intriguing culture. There’s also the fact that I LOVE the kiwi accent.</p>
<p>plus alien invasions no ones landing on new zealand, and world war 3 no ones bombing new zealand… lol</p>
<p>England, U.A.E. (lived there my entire life anyway…) or Egypt</p>
<p>^ … smh.</p>
<p>Back home to Italy would be amazing. </p>
<p>In the event that global affairs are ****ing themselves even more, I have my eyes on a home in New Zealand.</p>
<p>I’d also love to live in South Korea, if things don’t get worse.</p>
<p>^^ ummm of course i’m one…in training of course duhh.</p>
<p>no, it’s just that culturally it’s nicer (im muslim too)…and it’s an environment I’m used to. The OP asked outside of the U.S. 
so if I had to pick it would either be those countries…and I lived in the United Arab Emirates (In Bur Dubai, Dubai, U.A.E.) since i can rememe\ber except for up until i had to start HS here in MN…so yeah…living there isn’t that bad trust me.</p>
<p>I would also look in Italy & Australia…maybe.</p>
<p>the UAE is beautiful.</p>
<p>Confederate: You’re a terribly obvious ■■■■■. You have to learn to be subtle about these things.</p>
<p>Well I already live outside the US but if I had to choose a country other than my homeland and the country I live in now, I would choose…hmm…Singapore? Or New Zealand or…actually if I rule out my top two choices I’m left with nowhere I really want to live.</p>
<p>Buenos Aires, Argentina. It’s a Spanish speaking NYC–it can’t get much better for me</p>