IF YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONE... live in a different countries how do you pick where to live.?
607164
Compromise and mutual understanding; \n\nMy situation: \n\nhe's in the us i'm in italy, both studying; \nmy degree won't be accepted in the us his is computer, pretty much accepted anywhere; \nhe wants to be aways from his kin, i want to be close if possible; \nhe just speaks english, i speak many languages. \n\nSO: \n\nLondon, it's near italy and awya from his parents, my degree will be accepted because we're still in Europe and so on.. \nLot's of thinking..
751362
There was recently a survey of the best countries to live in in the world. The top few were norway, switzerland, australia, sweden, canada - the US was about 8th I believe.
390420
your daughter is of the age she should be asked where she wants to live.  Let her decide.
484505
tell him the truth...and you have every reason to be concerned...you have been down the path of hurt, and do not want to go there again....as for your reasoning, i understand perfectly. i can not, and wil not, relocate out of my city because all my loved ones are here and i like it here......it's hard when you like someone from a different place....so  go with your heart...but be headed by YOUR HEAD!!!....and what will make you truly happy. good luck
483864
I have to ask first, why do you want to leave?  Not that I'm pro-American - I'm actually anti-American, but what is it about America that you don't like?  Why do you think things will be better in a different country?  Each country has their set of problems and people are always frustrated with something or other about whatever country they live in.  I love the country I'm in, and wouldn't leave no matter how bad it got.  To make things better you need to stick with where you are, not give up and run.  But if you need to move, them move!  Lots of countries are amazing - England, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, actually anywhere in Europe - many countries accepting new people.
345470
well i can't speak for everyone, but i can definitely say that if God called me to move over to another country so i could be with someone i loved...and do work for Him i would. or if He called the guy over to me, i hope he would listen too. :) no matter where it is, if God says yes...it's go time. *hug*
112102
Depends on your situation and the available of housing.  Sometimes going back home is the best choice since you can save money and be able to afford to live in a "nicer" place.
650204
Which country are you living in, As the pension policies are different for different countries.
825600
You have a wife in your home country.\nYou have children in your home country. \nYou own land in your home country.\nYou own a home in your home country.\nYou own a business in your home country.\nYou have financial investments in your home country.
433815
You have been here continuously, have not left the country to reside elsewhere. Not 100% but sounds like common sense.
113565
I have a couple.. I would love to live in one of the old castles in england/scotland or would love to live in austrailia.. just like the way the people there speak. I like living here in the US too but I wouldnt live in the middle.. want to move to the southern west coast.
174613
I live in Orange County, California, and my girlfriend lives in Sydney, Australia. Thats almost about as long distance as you can get. But even if your mate lived in the next county or city let alone another state or country, if the feelings are real, it is 110% worth it. I found the woman I am going to marry, and if I have to wait most of my life to get that, it is better than wasting one hour on someone I am not meant to be with.
160865
choose the one who lives closest to you
973525
It depends on what country you are based in...where do you live?
926905
Use his U.S address. If you guys are married and when he comes for a visit from work he resides at your common residence I would use that address because that is where you both reside even when he is away.
1035218
Been there.  Ultimatums are never good. Small towns are full of gossip. The transition is easier because of family and friends. Both of you list pros/cons of where you'd like to live. Ask him if he'd be willing to check out some places that would fit what you're both looking for.  He may feel that you are choosing to move home to get away from him. Try to compromise. I did and I don't regret not moving back home. I found things that I really liked about where I live and we have been here for 25 years. Really think about this before you do or say something that you can't take back. I hope I helped.
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LA.\n\ndepends on where you are residing right now.