would you move to another country?

[rricardi58]

The only countries I would most likely move to are either Canada or Australia.  However, Canada is too cold - I like warmth and Australia would be great, but I understand it is kind of expensive.  Also, to leave my friends and family behind.  There would have to be a really strong motivation for me to move out of the US.

[dodgers16]

   I never every thought that I would ever move to another country other than USA, but know with the internet I have more friends around the world rather then here..lol

[cowgirl2116]

Why would I want to move to another country?  America has people from many different cultures.  In my city, we have people from France, Italy, Egypt, Sudan, Germany, Nigeria, Mexico, Honduras, Canada, Brazil, Vietnam, Korea, China, Guatemala, and other countries.  If I want to experience another culture, all I have to do is drive to another part of the city, attend mixed culture gatherings, and/or participate in our city's annual celebration of diverse cultures.

[devilroljin]

I would consider moving to another country; at the very least I'd entertain the idea. However, I'm very close with all my family, parents, siblings, grandparents, etc. so I will definitely schedule some visits. I think it's gotta be a good reason to move though, like a great job opportunity, or a significant other; still I'd be apprehensive about the notion. In the end, if it doesn't work out, you can always come back and start over, is not like once you leave, it's the end of your life here as you know it, forever and ever, lol.

[jmccaskill]

I have spent considerable time in quite a few countries. I have discovered a very few places that I believe I would feel comfortable in as a permanent residence. Those that would be comfy all have large US expatriate populations so in a way that would make staying there 'almost' home.

Quite a few places are great to spend time in, Australia has always been a blast to visit and I love golfing in Scotland, but even in place like that which are very modern, they still are not the USA!

Think I will stay here, unless we become so similar to other countries that we lose our own identity as 'Americans'... sadly, never thought it could happen, but I fear it is all to possible now...

[tangiechan]

I would! I'm actually trying to decide if I should teach in another country after I'm done with school. 

[winlewisiv]

Yes, I would love to spend a couple of years somewhere teaching.

[csomma]

I would move to another country under the right circumstances.

[lackeyk]

Yes I will move to another country with my husband and it will be china

[bretay]

no i wouldnt.i know a lot of people do.it might be interesting to see new things,but i dont think i could

[nguzman1]

I agree, my parents have been trying to convince me to move to a differen country but I just can't do it. 

[ernica96]

I moved to the US but wouldn't mind moving to another country - even just for a little while. Don't want to be someone who never travels to the point that they've never even left their city. It would most likely be a country where I wouldn't have to learn a new language like England or France or Spain wouldn't be bad choices for me.

[monnee]

I'll visit another country but I won't move there.

[msmoneybags48]

No, I wouldn't.  My reasons are that (1) I would have to love flying and I have an innate fear of planes and (2) If I rode a bus 2,238 miles to see my sister who lived in L. A., and it took me 2 days to get there from Chicago, there's no way, shape, form or fashion I would travel any farther than that!!!
 

[nhendrickson]

If the situation was right, I would love to move to another country at least for a time.  It would be nice to use the other languages I know or learn some new ones as well as experience another culture.