Which is the best country to migrate to?
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I guess it really depends what matters to you, and whether language is an issue.  The quality of life for expats is supposed to be excellent in Zurich, and I'm sure Geneva is good.  But getting citizenship, or living there without sponsorship - unless you have lots of $$ - is difficult.\n\nIt also depends on the area as well.  If you want to live in a resort-like area like Thailand, granted there will be more danger and the health care is far from comparable to Zurich, your money will go farther.  Further, you could have more business opportunities in an under-developed country, if you are export minded.\n\nIf safety, and quality of social fabric is good, then Iceland is a great choice.  They are environmentally friendly, it's super-safe (except at night by the bars when they get all drunk!).\n\nIf you're looking for standard of living/purchasing power, , and want to stay in Europe, it's a misconception that the Nordic countries are top.  In a recent study conducted by the Wall Street Journal (or was it the New York Times? I can't remember), in fact Spain was rated top of the charts, because although the pay is low, so is the cost of living, as well as crime etc.  But you also have to deal with that damn lisp, and the fact that *nothing* gets done, even when siesta is over.\n\nIf you are in a country that has socialized medical care, and you can't get a private doctor, your medical care is going to suck.  Even with a private doctor, the quality of their services will be poorer than other countries.  Many English have virtually no dental care because of lack of dentists, and many Canadians come over the border for American medical care.  So it's really weighing the pros and cons, and you have to decide what factors really matter to you.
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If you look for something similar than the US... then Canada\nIf you are willing to learn new languages and challenges and understand different points of view then ... Europe wold be the place.\nIf you want an opportunnity to become millionare and work hard for it, go to latin america.\nIt is up to you.
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Hi, Im from australia and i tried some website from australia here are some that might help you:\n\nmigrationexpert.com\n\nliveinaustralia.com  \n\nimmigrationinfoaustralia.com \n\nI hope these do help you and you come to migrate in Australia. best of luck
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get back to your country.\npossibilitys are better
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just move to Portugal. everyone will love you there!
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I'd like to move to an English-speaking country, Ireland (it's so green) and New Zealand (because it's a small paradise) would be my first choice. I also love Nice (French Riviera) and London (I've been there).\nI live in Poland.
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That depends on your preferences.  If you like sun, then Spain is nice.  Skiing?  Then perhaps Switzerland or the Italian Alps would be best. Like to live near reindeer, then Norway couldn't be beat!
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None you need a visa for each of these countries.
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east of west... india is the best. i love my country... becasue it's the best place to live and best country to belong to.
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Which country do you want?!\nPembrokeshire is really nice.
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Right now australia is the number 1 choice. U better hurry before they put restrictions there also.
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There's no one answer to this question.  It depends on which skills you look at, what aspect of education you mean.  I believe Japan, India, and Canada are among the best.  A good benchmark would be to know which countries pay their teachers the best.
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According to "The Economist", which has devised a 2005 “quality of life” index for 111 countries, the best country in which to live is **Ireland**.  \n\nI've included the link below, so you can check and see if you agree with their methodology.\n\nOf course, every country thinks they are the best, I am American and I think USA is the best, but according to the objective standards they've set, we're only 13th!  I'm sure this will be a controversial topic.
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Ivana,\n\nIf you feel that you can no longer live in your country, you should think about leaving.\n\nThen you need to think about where you would like to go and how you are going to get there. There are three ways of migrating:\n\n* as a skilled worker;\n* as a refugee or humanitarian;\n* as family reunion with relatives overseas or marrying a resident of another country:\n\nYou need to start developing a plan to get out.\nBeing a refugee should be avoided if possible.
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"Rich" is a misleading term. If you mean which one ranks highest in terms of human development and attainable lifestyle, it looks like this:\n\n1. Scandinavia (Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark)\n2. Australia and New Zealand\n3. Japan\n\nAnd I would like to live in all of them, but since language comes into the equation, and things like "will I get a visa" and "will I find a job", I would say Australia and New Zealand are probably most people's best bet.
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One of the things to consider when making a move from one country to another to work is that it is oftentimes difficult to find similar or same level work from your country of origin to the new country. Unless a company sponsors you when you are still in your origin country, your chances of getting the same job is not easy. You may be in management level now in Africa, but sometimes you need to lower your expectations and be willing to accept lower-level jobs. It's just one fact facing immigrants.\n\nYou first have to find employers and get a work visa. In the US, the worker can get you H1B visa whereby you get work visa for 6 years. Or you can do the longer employment-based immigration process.\n\nHere's the immigration information of Canada\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/english/ilmi/index.html
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According to a 2003 report, if you're looking for the "smartest" state, you'd do well to move to New England. The top-ranked state is Massachusetts, followed by Vermont and Connecticut.