Where to move?

[Mr Go Figure]

how about germany? germany is a social state and once you get in you have many benefits.
even thought citizenship should be a bit difficult to obtain...

The grass looks greener on the other side .

 

[bendutchman]

Melbourne, Australia

 

[Lordof$]

Here there, where you finnaly moved? Usa?

 

[tetak49]

Legend has it, that on the last day of every second moon month, if the weather is particularly warm, out of the depths of the mountains crawl out specialized creatures called accountants that can instruct you how to legally (or almost so) reduce your taxes. Just remember to feed them with some money and they will tell you all they know.

hahahahaha i guess i wanted answers for free hehehe.

 

[Stiletto]

Adsense still works! Accounts are expensive but clickjacking script still works.

Glad to hear that you're still stealing from advertisers

 

[TrafficPop22]

2 places...Australia or Singapore

 

[cheva]

Hy

I have question for BHW members. I live in Bosnia and Hercegovina, and make around 2000? a month with online marketing.

The situation in Bosnia is very strange , we have three presidents , 50% unemployed and the poor security situation. I'm thinking to move and I'm interested in which country is easy to get to citizenship?


I'm ready to buy a house in that country up to ?75,000 and run a business in that country (pay taxes) in order to get citizenship.

I don't want to go to India, Pakistan and countries like that. I thinking about Australia, but it is so far. Also I think about Croatia, but as I read online, I must live in Croatia 8 years to get citizenship.

Do you know any country in Europe, where security situation ok, and where is easy to get citizenship.

I doubt youll be able to buy a house for 75k anywhere in mainland europe. With 2000 usd a month you should be looking at places that get better conversions for the dollar. If I was to move to one place it would probably be somewhere in south america. Costa Rica perhaps. Nice people nice weather.

 

[cheva]

2 places...Australia or Singapore

Singapore one of the most expensive places on this planet and overrated

 

[dolomite310]

I agree with @cheva as for Singapore being incredibly expensive unless someone moving there wants to live in the slums with 20 roommates in a studio flat. Check out the website www.propertyunder99k.com . I don't work for them or anything but they typically have a good selection of properties to chose from within reason under 100k USD.

 

[ConsultJoseph]

$2,000 a month? That's almost P100,000 here (Davao City, PH) which is enough for you to get the following:

1. 150 - 200 sqm house with 3 bedrooms (fully furnished) = P20,000.00 - P30,000.00

2. Basic Utilities with Internet = P4,000.00

3. Groceries (mid-quality meals with meat, fruit, etc. plus snacks) = P6,000.00

4. 5-year plan on a new car = P20,000

Basically, that's P60,000 to have a very comfortable lifestyle here plus an extra P40,000 to spend whatever you want.

What are you waiting for? lol.

 

[dazk2002]

The USA always comes up on these types of threads. How though can say someone from the UK get into the US if they work online? Is there something we all miss about US immigration or is it just as we thought, virtually impossible?