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Malaysia or Singapore (island on the equator). Spain Balearics or Canary Islands.
by theriddlr 4y ago
Malaysia or Singapore (island on the equator).
Spain Balearics or Canary Islands.
- bartminton 4y agoWe've traveled to Malaysia and Singapore. Climate-wise both fine, we're just not sure, how easy it is, for Europeans to establish there. Spain is an option, but especially Gran Canaria is on top of our list, I lived there for a while and really enjoyed it. Thanks for your recommendations!
- Sweetio 4y ago
- lawgimenez 4y agoYou can try Philippines. Foreigners can own a condominium or buy a house if you can find a loophole or establish a corporation. English speaking, thriving software development scene.
- itake 4y agoAll the expats I've talked to in Singapore (which is 5+) from Europe and US complain Singapore is too small and doesn't provide enough entertainment. So they get bored and leave after 3-5 years. I used to live in Southeast Asia and learned you can never truly feel at home due to visa rules and the homogeneous culture. I loved my time there and encourage others to go, but I'd caution if you're trying to throw down roots.
- theriddlr 4y agoWhat kind of entertainment? I find entertainment in Singapore is very 'manufactured' and prefer the UK. People don't have to be limited to Singapore, travelling to other Asian countries is very cheap.