Reply to: Live in South America, but still in the EU

[TiroFijo]

Think France has some islands off the coast of Canada too, Gulf of St Larwence area

The French also have Tahiti which is part of 'French' Polynesia.

[ettubrute]

Jeez, does nobody else actually know this stuff?

'cause we haven't traveled as much as an expat maybe?

[expat]

Think France has some islands off the coast of Canada too, Gulf of St Larwence area

St Pierre et Miquelon. Jeez, does nobody else actually know this stuff?

[expat]

I know the Spanish have a foot hold on a part of north Morroco, but I don't see it on the list

Ceuta and Melilla. The link given was for special regions, Ceuta and Melilla are not special, they are just Spanish cities (which happen to be on the mainland of Africa).

[portseven]

Think France has some islands off the coast of Canada too, Gulf of St Larwence area

[Churchill]

I know the Spanish have a foot hold on a part of north Morroco, but I don't see it on the list

Yeah, that's one of the reasons why they're not having Gibraltar back!

[alreadypacked]

More info here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special...ermost_regions

I know the Spanish have a foot hold on a part of north Morroco, but I don't see it on the list

[Sysman]

You reminded me of Papillon. Good book. The film wasn't bad either.

It was watching the film that made me look the place up. I enjoyed the book much more than the film. I found the film score very irritating; it seemed to be out of kilter with the action.

[VectraMan]

Unless you're Argentinian ims...

Argentines still need permission to visit and stay in The Falklands, they just don't always ask...

[realityhack]

You reminded me of Papillon. Good book. The film wasn't bad either.

[NoddY]

More info here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special...ermost_regions

[Churchill]

Not part of the Uk or the EU and you need permission to travel and stay there.

Unless you're Argentinian ims...

[Paddy]

What about Falklands ?

Not part of the Uk or the EU and you need permission to travel and stay there.

[Sysman]

My French teacher is from Réunion, which is another French DOM (and therefore part of the EU) next door to Mauritius in the Indian Ocean.

Sounds better than South America.

It does indeed. Mauritius sounds like a nice spot as well.

Sun, boats and good food...

[Churchill]

Not meaning to be horrible, it has nice weather an all, but is in fact one of the most dangerous places on Earth to live. In the city/suburbs the likelihood of being murdered etc. etc. is very high if anyone in one of the hundreds of drug gangs think you're associated with one of the others, and if you think living in the rainforest would be safer, you've the illegal gold miners to contend with.

I liked Belize, friendly spiders...