Most people will not give up family, friends and roots for a house in some third world country. People have jobs where they live, they know the city or at leas

Most people will not give up family, friends and roots for a house in some third world country. People have jobs where they live, they know the city or at least the country. The language is not a problem, they are familiar with food, laws, standards, processes. I worked in many different countries before, developed and less developed. It's "fun" for a while, but in my experience people don't want to stay, they only stay temporarily that for career reasons. Plus, how long will it take until the local folks will get mad because your kids are treated better (in the international school), you have a bigger house, enjoy a better life? There will be the same "those migrants are taking away our stuff!!!" sentiment that we already know here in the WeSt.