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What foreign country could you live in for a while?
Remote work gives you the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. Many people in this community here are in tech and can work remotely. So which country would be your choice for a while?
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@niko_steeb Norway is definitely to cold and dark in the winter. My choice would be Spain or South Africa in the moment
Since 2021 I have been living in Turkey, the country is wonderful, as is the Turkish language. But I wouldn’t mind living in a country with a cooler climate now) I hope that as part of my work or projects I will be able to live in Germany
@viacheslav_ustinov I can understand why you don't want to move to a country with a cooler climate. Come to Germany in summer (if you can decide). Winter is just nice in the alps and even there you don't have that nice and snowy winters anymore every year.
@marina_bau was there for a weekend trip. You have the Moldau instead of the sea :D
Like the international vibe in Prague and it's a beautiful city too
@marvin_maendle true true :) we have few rivers and lakes.
International vibe is pretty strong indeed. Prague is quite comfy for foreigners.
Given my love for rich cultures and breathtaking landscapes, Japan would be my top choice. Its unique blend of traditional and modern life fascinates me deeply.
I lived in Lithuania (native), Ireland (10+ years), UK, Brazil (current). If I could afford I would move to San Francisco for 6 months or somewhere in US even for the long term.
I hate the cold, except for the snow since i love to snowboard. But other than that winters and cold suck. Soo i could probably live anywhere that is warm year round. From the places i have visited i would say Perth, Bali, Lisbon and the south of Spain would probably be the countries i would live in.
For me, it would be Austria. It feels like a second home to me because I spend so much time in the mountains. :)
Estonia. Digital country, ,lovely people, so much to explore. Quite temperate if a wee bit chilly in January or February but not that bad. Affordable and energized.
Marvin, I'd love to immerse myself in Japan for a while, captivated by its rich blend of ancient traditions and cutting-edge technology. The harmony between nature and urban life there seems truly unparalleled.
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