Where is the best place to live???
Hi,
We are a young family and have come unstuck as to where to live/buy a house then enjoy life with our kids. We started off by looking to move to france, then as we dont speak the language thought we would struggle, We then and are still looking at canada, but heard its difficult to get in. HELP!! Where is the best place for us to buy a cheap property and bring up our children, low crime, preferably English speaking and easy to get into, immigration. We have considered loads of places, but our language is only English. Please can someone help us, as we are getting very puzzled and just wish to finish working and spend the time with our children and enjoy life. Possibly we would work part time, but we should have about £50k to live on for a while after buying a house with some land. Thanks to all who reply... |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
well, i cant say its the best place, but they do speak english & they'll let anyone in so you wont have a problem there. I too am lookin for a better life, but feel the country i refer to as not for me. Still each to their own, anyway i hope you find what your lookin for as i do myself & all the best. Oh yeah the country with easy access, well i dunno if your gonna like the sound of this....it's....erm....england...lol. but hey if you cant laugh wot can u do...lol
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Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by tommytriggs
well, i cant say its the best place, but they do speak english & they'll let anyone in so you wont have a problem there. I too am lookin for a better life, but feel the country i refer to as not for me. Still each to their own, anyway i hope you find what your lookin for as i do myself & all the best. Oh yeah the country with easy access, well i dunno if your gonna like the sound of this....it's....erm....england...lol. but hey if you cant laugh wot can u do...lol
Be lucky |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Canada, US, Australia, New Zealand and perhaps South Africa (although I would be wary of SA now).
The other choice is somewhere like the Costa del Sol where alot of English is spoken. These are your only choices if you want English speaking countries but then you also will need good qualifications + experience to get into those places. I would suggest learning a language with your family....it really is not as hard as you think. My wife is from Brazil and I learned Portuguese by speaking around my wife. At home she speaks English to me and I respond in Portuguese and it feels natural now. Perhaps you could try and learn a language with your family? |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by sogertiser
Hi,
We are a young family and have come unstuck as to where to live/buy a house then enjoy life with our kids. We started off by looking to move to france, then as we dont speak the language thought we would struggle, We then and are still looking at canada, but heard its difficult to get in. HELP!! Where is the best place for us to buy a cheap property and bring up our children, low crime, preferably English speaking and easy to get into, immigration. We have considered loads of places, but our language is only English. Please can someone help us, as we are getting very puzzled and just wish to finish working and spend the time with our children and enjoy life. Possibly we would work part time, but we should have about £50k to live on for a while after buying a house with some land. Thanks to all who reply... Worth Looking into, look around the Albufiera area. Whiskers Good luck |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by sogertiser
Hi,
We are a young family and have come unstuck as to where to live/buy a house then enjoy life with our kids. We started off by looking to move to france, then as we dont speak the language thought we would struggle, We then and are still looking at canada, but heard its difficult to get in. HELP!! Where is the best place for us to buy a cheap property and bring up our children, low crime, preferably English speaking and easy to get into, immigration. We have considered loads of places, but our language is only English. Please can someone help us, as we are getting very puzzled and just wish to finish working and spend the time with our children and enjoy life. Possibly we would work part time, but we should have about �50k to live on for a while after buying a house with some land. Thanks to all who reply... Hi....... I am an escaped ME forumer...... I mean you no harm and I swear, I come in peace. :p Have u ever considered Dubai? Pop into the ME section and have a look. We may just convince you to move out here. :D Good luck! |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by Face81
Hi....... I am an escaped ME forumer...... I mean you no harm and I swear, I come in peace. :p
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Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by Face81
Hi....... I am an escaped ME forumer...... I mean you no harm and I swear, I come in peace. :p
Have u ever considered Dubai? Pop into the ME section and have a look. We may just convince you to move out here. :D Good luck! I would suggest Malaysia ... No offence Face .... |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
I'd say Uruguay. Mild oceanic-mediterranean climate, no polllution. The urban-woodland strip stretching from Montevideo to trendy Punta Del Este boasts one of the best low crime - low property costs relations and if you're raising kids you should know that Montevideo has many traditional bilingual and english-speaking schools. The population in the city is mostly European descent and English is the unofficial secondary languaje. Uruguayans have long excellent relations with brits and the leftist part of the new government is quiet unoticeable.
The additional benefit is that 2 hours away by australian or japanese fast ferry (or 20 mins by plane) you'll find Buenos Aires offering the best bargains in clothes, cuisine and wines (as well as the excitement of a 12 million people megalopolis) I lived some years in Punta del Este which bring me some great memories, feel free to ask me for info! I understand Norfolk Island is another great choice. |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by South Atlantic MAtt
I understand Norfolk Island is another great choice. Closer to the UK the Isle of Man offers a different way of life while still British (low taxes a bonus), although if you don't have skills you'll probably find it hard to get a permit (even if you're British) - http://www.gov.im Gibraltar may be another option. And for those with specific skills and resourcefulness, who don't mind a cool climate, there's always the Falkland Islands (the Falklands are keen to have suitable migrants, apparently). Jeremy |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Agree, Norfolk Island is quiet elite, but again my first suggestion was Uruguay, which hosts more brits than N.I. and the Falklands toghether and offers plenty of job opportunities for expats.
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Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by South Atlantic MAtt
I'd say Uruguay. Mild oceanic-mediterranean climate, no polllution. The urban-woodland strip stretching from Montevideo to trendy Punta Del Este boasts one of the best low crime - low property costs relations and if you're raising kids you should know that Montevideo has many traditional bilingual and english-speaking schools. The population in the city is mostly European descent and English is the unofficial secondary languaje. Uruguayans have long excellent relations with brits and the leftist part of the new government is quiet unoticeable.
The additional benefit is that 2 hours away by australian or japanese fast ferry (or 20 mins by plane) you'll find Buenos Aires offering the best bargains in clothes, cuisine and wines (as well as the excitement of a 12 million people megalopolis) I lived some years in Punta del Este which bring me some great memories, feel free to ask me for info! I understand Norfolk Island is another great choice. |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by izibear
Why did you leave if I may ask?
Right now I'm working in Buenos Aires and Patagonia on digital geographic-touristic guides. I'm looking forward for getting to know the Falklands but unless I'm sponsored I wouldn`t pay 1000 pounds for a 500 miles crossing... after that.. i just don`t know.. which brings me to the question: where is the best place to live? |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Originally Posted by sogertiser
Hi,
We are a young family and have come unstuck as to where to live/buy a house then enjoy life with our kids. We started off by looking to move to france, then as we dont speak the language thought we would struggle, We then and are still looking at canada, but heard its difficult to get in. HELP!! Where is the best place for us to buy a cheap property and bring up our children, low crime, preferably English speaking and easy to get into, immigration. We have considered loads of places, but our language is only English. Please can someone help us, as we are getting very puzzled and just wish to finish working and spend the time with our children and enjoy life. Possibly we would work part time, but we should have about ?50k to live on for a while after buying a house with some land. Thanks to all who reply... Our second option is rural Spain if we are not successful with our Canadian application. Good luck |
Re: Where is the best place to live???
Have you ever thought about MALTA. HAve a look on the internet and see that Malta is ideal for families. If need help get in touch
Good luck!
Originally Posted by tommytriggs
well, i cant say its the best place, but they do speak english & they'll let anyone in so you wont have a problem there. I too am lookin for a better life, but feel the country i refer to as not for me. Still each to their own, anyway i hope you find what your lookin for as i do myself & all the best. Oh yeah the country with easy access, well i dunno if your gonna like the sound of this....it's....erm....england...lol. but hey if you c wot can u do...lol
Be lucky |
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