Internet hug from a random stranger. You seem highly intelligent, so I'm assuming you have explored this avenue thoroughly. But just in case not, have you inve

Internet hug from a random stranger. You seem highly intelligent, so I'm assuming you have explored this avenue thoroughly. But just in case not, have you investigated the immigration terms of all countries that have socialized healthcare? I was thinking there could be a chance that one would be able to give you permanent residency. Honestly, it seems as if there should be a policical asylum (no pun intended) quota for this kind of thing. I read a local newspaper story of an American who was able to immigrated to Norway some years ago, motivated by the fact that his American insurance didn't cover a very important back operation or something like that. If you are capable of holding a Norwegian 80% job of 40*0.8 hours per week with the 4 or 5 weeks standard holiday (probably with some local-doctor sanctioned sick leave in there), a working visa would qualify you for medical aid here immediately, and give you permanent residency after 3 years, if I read the regulations correctly. Should probably be double-checked by a local lawyer. https://www.udi.no/en/want-to-apply/work-immigration/skilled-workers/?c=usa#link-838 https://www.udi.no/en/want-to-apply/work-immigration/skilled... Please feel free to reply if you'd like to investigate this further. I'll give you my contact information. (My profile is normaly pseudonymous due to political comments and other stuff, so the info is not in my profile).