how easy is it to relocate to another nation?

[FCS PATRIOTS]

Anybody here ever live abroad at various times in your life? I'm looking at Australia, Germany, Denmark, Poland or Peru. Thanks.

[Cap'n Cat]

Anybody here ever live abroad at various times in your life? I'm looking at Australia, Germany, Denmark, Poland or Peru. Thanks.

Jesus wants you to go to Ghana.

[Pwns]

Most developed countries have much more strict immigration policies than big bad xenophobic Amerikkka. Especially the EU.

[houndawg]

check out Ecuador.

[Ivytalk]

Somalia is lovely at this time of year.

[kalm]

Somalia is lovely at this time of year.

A veritable libertarian paradise...

[CID1990]

None of the countries mentioned are going to allow you in for more than 90 days or so without a work permit or some other entitlement to residence (like a spouse who is a national of that country).

Peru and Ecuador are a little relaxed in terms of the difficulty of getting a work permit, but both of them are becoming a bit Bolivarian (Peru more so).

For Australian residence you have to have an extraordinary skill or education to immigrate there as an American.

I dont think a white American can immigrate to Holland or Germany- but then you wouldnt want to- in Germany you could easily find yourself in jail for publicly stating things you have said on this website (as could many of us).

If you are looking for a foreign country where you can take up residence easily, I would suggest Nigeria, Cote d Ivoire, North Dakota, or Washington DC.

[Ibanez]

None of the countries mentioned are going to allow you in for more than 90 days or so without a work permit or some other entitlement to residence (like a spouse who is a national of that country).

Peru and Ecuador are a little relaxed in terms of the difficulty of getting a work permit, but both of them are becoming a bit Bolivarian (Peru more so).

For Australian residence you have to have an extraordinary skill or education to immigrate there as an American.

I dont think a white American can immigrate to Holland or Germany- but then you wouldnt want to- in Germany you could easily find yourself in jail for publicly stating things you have said on this website (as could many of us).

If you are looking for a foreign country where you can take up residence easily, I would suggest Nigeria, Cote d Ivoire, North Dakota, or Washington DC.

Most countries will allow you to come for work, but I don't think you can just pack up and move. I know Denmark is very difficult to relocate. Your best bet is to get a job overseas.

[Ibanez]

None of the countries mentioned are going to allow you in for more than 90 days or so without a work permit or some other entitlement to residence (like a spouse who is a national of that country).

Peru and Ecuador are a little relaxed in terms of the difficulty of getting a work permit, but both of them are becoming a bit Bolivarian (Peru more so).

For Australian residence you have to have an extraordinary skill or education to immigrate there as an American.

I dont think a white American can immigrate to Holland or Germany- but then you wouldnt want to- in Germany you could easily find yourself in jail for publicly stating things you have said on this website (as could many of us).

If you are looking for a foreign country where you can take up residence easily, I would suggest Nigeria, Cote d Ivoire, North Dakota, or Washington DC.

Washington D.C.? Um...nobody wants to live there. It's crawling with parasites.

[Cap'n Cat]

None of the countries mentioned are going to allow you in for more than 90 days or so without a work permit or some other entitlement to residence (like a spouse who is a national of that country).

Peru and Ecuador are a little relaxed in terms of the difficulty of getting a work permit, but both of them are becoming a bit Bolivarian (Peru more so).

For Australian residence you have to have an extraordinary skill or education to immigrate there as an American.

I dont think a white American can immigrate to Holland or Germany- but then you wouldnt want to- in Germany you could easily find yourself in jail for publicly stating things you have said on this website (as could many of us).

If you are looking for a foreign country where you can take up residence easily, I would suggest Nigeria, Cote d Ivoire, North Dakota, or Washington DC.

Washington D.C.? Um...nobody wants to live there. It's crawling with parasites.

Like your sister.

[Ibanez]

Washington D.C.? Um...nobody wants to live there. It's crawling with parasites.

Like your sister.

Which sister?

[Chizzang]

None of the countries mentioned are going to allow you in for more than 90 days or so without a work permit or some other entitlement to residence (like a spouse who is a national of that country).

Peru and Ecuador are a little relaxed in terms of the difficulty of getting a work permit, but both of them are becoming a bit Bolivarian (Peru more so).

For Australian residence you have to have an extraordinary skill or education to immigrate there as an American.

I dont think a white American can immigrate to Holland or Germany- but then you wouldnt want to- in Germany you could easily find yourself in jail for publicly stating things you have said on this website (as could many of us).

If you are looking for a foreign country where you can take up residence easily, I would suggest Nigeria, Cote d Ivoire, North Dakota, or Washington DC.

Post of the Year material ^ right here...

and Honduras (Long story I'll explain later)