What is a better country to live in, France or the USA?
Well, it depends on a lot of things, especially what things you would like to have in a home country. One thing is if you don't already speak English or French, french is by far easier to learn, but if you already speak one or the other, then learning the other shouldn't be too much of a problem.Secondly, America and France are very different politically. America is more conservative, but France still has it's fair share of conservatives, but it's government and economy is currently more liberal than America. France is also part of the EU and schengan area which means it uses the euro and all of its land borders are open which means no border checks and you are automatically an EU citizen if you're a French citizen.France also practices secularism which means it separates church and state and tries to keep religion out of public spaces like parks, and I believe that wearing any religious clothing is also banned there.In terms of the people, both have incredibly nice people, but it honestly depends on where exactly you choose to live. In America I would recommend livingin a suburb or a small town. While in France I would recommend living in a larger city, but it doesn't really matter as long as you're happy! :)
Which is a better country to live in? Australia or USA or France or Germany or Canada?
Well, From my Point of View All of these countries are Developed and has less Population and provide High quality of lifestyle. If you see the global index or according to google as well. New Zealand and Iceland Stood Top in the List of Top best countries to live in. Moreover, I think Between all of these countries which you mention above Canada provide much better and easy lifestyle as I compare all these countries. And also, according to global Peace Index Canada has better ranking among these countries. Moreover, Just read the Wikipedia page of Canada and you will get all the reasons of why Canada is among the best countries to live in. Canada achieved near independence in 1931 and in such short span this country has shown excellent development. Canadians are often cited as the most humble people on earth. Canada has the lowest crime rates in the world.It ranks ninth in Human development Index and ranks in top ten in terms of per capita income. Canada has very friendly immigration policy and this is the reason why people from different countries have settled down in Canada over the past few decades. Canada has people from different races, religions and countries. That is why it is a multicultural nation. It doesn’t matter if you are black, gay, woman or old; Canada welcomes all (As long as you are not a law breaker). Education wise, Health wise and job opportunities wise Canada ranks above other countries including US. If you are from Asia then Canada is one of the best countries to live in for you.
Which country is better to live in Spain or Canada ?
Consider all factors such as economy, career, health, education, laws, crime rate, tourism, geography, etc. Although I am bias towards Germany since I was born there and spent most of my life there, I would like to here your opinions.
Is it better to live in the UK or the USA?
The two countries are somewhat similar. Right now, Americans do get paid more on average, but that might not be the case by the time you'd emigrate. Someone from the UK probably wouldn't have a problem moving here. The so-called red states, mainly in the South and West, are very religious and conservative. The so-called blue states, mostly in the Northeast (e.g. New York, Massachusetts) are liberal and nonreligious. I live in Ohio, which is politically moderate. There are a lot of churches around here, but I prefer cold weather, and I think the summers around here are too hot. Unfortunately, the states with the fastest-growing economies tend to have hot weather. I'd probably recommend somewhere like Colorado as a good place to raise a family, cool weather, and a good economy.
Which country is better to live in - Norway or Germany?
Depends on your reasons for living there, your interests, your career, whether you have/want a family, etc. Personally, I prefer Norway, as it fits me best. -Great nature and lots to do outdoors (hiking, skiing, sailing, cycling, etc), mostly rural setting (even big cities seem like they're in the countryside) -High wages, good job security and benefits, stable economy -Possibly the easiest European language for English speakers -Good low-cost healthcare -Low crime rates (violent crime is almost non-existent outside of Oslo) -Great benefits for having a family (long parental leave, monthly stipends, etc) It's not perfect though. Cost of living is very high (but okay on a local salary), winters are dark and in some places cold (the west coast doesn't usually get very cold though). Germany might be better for someone that wants to focus on career or have a lively nightlife with lots to do in urban areas. Norway is probably better for families and people that want time to focus on their hobbies and free time.
Which country has a better quality of life, Spain or the USA?
There is no way someone can say with a straight face that the quality of life in the USA is better than Spain. I lived in Spain at the height of the crisis and people were commenting how it was the first time they’d seen homeless people. Homelessness is common to the extreme in the US.When I was in Spain my job was 30km from my house and I reached it in 35 minutes via train—this would be unthinkable in the US outside of a few select areas.When I got sick…I went to the doctor and my visits were covered by the social insurance I was given through their government.The food is fresh, and way cheaper. Even fast food feels healthy.I worked in an impoverished area where the school was a billingual program, public, and which had advanced tech dripping from every corner and teachers with doctorates and masters’ degrees. In Louisiana, where I live now, some classrooms don’t have walls and they hire any teacher with a pulse.Life expectancy in Spain is high as hell, so is overall happiness. There is no equating how comfortable life is in Spain compared to the US for most people.Sure, I bet a billionaire has a better QOL in the US…but if you’re a billionaire, wtf does it matter what your quality of life is when you can afford any quality you want?For the vast, vast majority of people living in Europe—life is objectively better than what the knuckledragging business and political class in the US afford to most people. The loopholes are great in the US if you learn to use them…and I do enjoy legal weed in certain states…but if someone’s telling you that life is objectively better in the US in any metric, they’re either a fool or a liar. Even the unemployed live a better life in Spain.Usually, the “it depends” crowd is harboring a class privilege they’re not accounting for. The fact is, a majority of peoples’ life in Spain is superior to the average life in the US.