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I'd love to move to my version of Paradise (Vancouver, Canada, of all places). I love hearing the stories of people who say "it's simple, just scout out a place

I'd love to move to my version of Paradise (Vancouver, Canada, of all places). I love hearing the stories of people who say "it's simple, just scout out a place for a couple weeks, find an area in Paradise to live, and move there". But, I looked at Citizenship and Immigration Canada, and it seems really unlikely that a large number of humanity (including myself, save winning the lottery or being a logging/petroleum worker) will be allowed to live there. So, is it "anywhere outside the US/Canada" that's easy to live in without being rich, or are people just moving there and just kinda winging it without actually becoming residents/citizens?

yeahsure 15y ago
+1 and, at least for some of us from Latin America, it's not just US/Canada but pretty much anywhere. I can work from anywhere with an Internet connection but because of immigration laws I couldn't just move to any country I want. Europe has pretty strict laws, same with the US/Canada. Unless you have money to invest in a country or are employed by a company there, they won't let you stay there except for a 90 day tourist visa.