It would be Mallorca for me if the property was cheaper.
Very low crime rate, excellent infrastructure and communications. Guaranteed sunshine.
Luckily all the lobster-red Brits only visit a tiny section of the island, the rest of it is beautiful.
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Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostCongratulations on your first use of the I've leaving this country but where should I go ? template. Be careful it's getting a bit old and knackered now.
Well I dont spend all day every day meticulously watching every new post to comment on
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Another vote for Canada here. I am in the same situation, I would go tomorrow but wife won't coz of family. :-(Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostIIRC Canada is easier to get into than Aus/NZ, shorter flights for the relatives too.
I'd go but the misses wants to stay for family reasons, I just hope we have the means to do it sometime in the future for my daughters sake as the future looks bleak for the UK.
A little island between Vancouver and Seattle would be nice, I'd need a power boat for work mind.
I have a brother in Alberta (Edmonton) and we go every other year and we all love it there. Though I quite like the idea of an island off the cost of Vancouver too!
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Congratulations on your first use of the I've leaving this country but where should I go ? template. Be careful it's getting a bit old and knackered now.Originally posted by ookook View PostSince this country is fooked and all civil liberties gradually disappearing. plus the fact i'm young(ish) - What countries are worth moving too given:
Not too bothered about money;
Like outdoors
Like sports
Low crime
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The whole of Baghdad will look like the Garden of Eden by the time the elite here have finished asset stripping the UK and moved on.
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Yeah, it's called the Green Zone.Originally posted by sasguru View PostAnd that applies to any country you can name. I bet Baghdad has a nice bit.
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Spain. Not saying there's no crime - there are assorted eastern european mafiosi out here - but you never seem to come across Baby P / old ladies getting mugged type stories in the news here.
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If Oz was too hot, then Singapore will probably be.Originally posted by ookook View PostCheers all, I like the sound of Singapore, plus Canada.. Been to Oz and it was a bit hot - although i was going up the east coast. NZ great scenery as well..
Will give me something to contemplate while this place slowly slips away..
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They have exit controls, if you ever wanted to come back you'd be a bit screwed.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostIf one were to go to Australia, what's to stop one from staying there indefinitely? Claiming amnesia when they catch you and ask you where you came from and not believing your story about losing your passport, etc?
When you leave, they ban you from coming back for as long as you've overstayed (if it's significant).
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If one were to go to Australia, what's to stop one from staying there indefinitely? Claiming amnesia when they catch you and ask you where you came from and not believing your story about losing your passport, etc?
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Cheers all, I like the sound of Singapore, plus Canada.. Been to Oz and it was a bit hot - although i was going up the east coast. NZ great scenery as well..
Will give me something to contemplate while this place slowly slips away..
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You count the bit where DimPrawn sleeps as the nice bit?Originally posted by sasguru View PostEvene Swindon has a nice bit. Its a bit of lawn about a foot square outside the council offices.
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