Post: #1

I am looking for a city/country to settle down permanently in. Find a wife, start a family and all of that stuff. Obviously to make this happen I want to live in a culture that I could see myself enjoying on a long term basis, while still being seen as a bit "exotic" by the locals.

As I am caucasian, I would like to settle down with someone either from my own or a very closely resembling race. Hence, all of Asia and Africa are out.

The marriage laws have to favour men and women have to be looking for successful, ambitious men to settle down with. Not to ride the cock carousel.

Meanwhile, the place should be interesting enough to spend the rest of your life (or well, lets say the next 10-15 years in) without issues.

I speak no languages except English, but Spanish would obviously be easier to learn than Russian.

What are your tips?

Post: #2

Hungary or Argentina

Post: #3

EE

Post: #4

Dupe?

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Stop making threads and do more research on your own.

Post: #5

(01-24-2018 02:17 PM)zoom Wrote:  Dupe?

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Stop making threads and do more research on your own.

Not a dupe. The other old thread was about climate. This doesn't take climate into consideration.

Post: #6

I heard about a place where everything you listed is and much more...



The amazonian forest, the poosay paradise by excellence

Post: #7

How ambitious and successful are we talking about?

South of France is a good one if you have a decent income stream, very few to none Arab immigrants, decent women.
Turkish riviera is not bad either.

Spain also has a low cost of living, but the women are probably tougher to crack than Spain.

Post: #8

Not enough information, how old are you?, how tall are you? Are you a chode? Are you a big booty lover?, etc

Post: #9

Poor things ass received all the nutritions. What a blessing.

Post: #10

This one's easy - either Europe or Latin America. LatAm you might have to get used to living without some of the conveniences and standard of living of first world countries, unless you have a good enough income to afford living among the upper echelons of society in your chosen country there.

Post: #11

It has to do with your personality and income. I have a friend who moved to Rome in 2011, he has stable income because he owns 2 houses in London. He rent them out there before coming to Rome, he makes around €7000. He's having a blast in Rome.

But if you need to come to Italy and get a job, it's not the place for you to live, neither Spain is.

Post: #12

Good questions, and important ones.

So I am 27, 189 cm (6'2), handsome but not in very good shape at the moment. Balding a bit too but not too bad. Would consider myself pretty "alpha" in general, maybe not super alpha, but alpha enough. I'm sure I can handle any woman. Income is alright, at least over $100k/year from investments. I could afford to live in the upper echelons of society in Mexico City, Bogotá, Moscow etc but not in St Tropez, Marbella or Monaco.

I do like adventures though and usually get bored if everything is too similar to the UK. On the other hand, I don't want it to be so different that you feel like an Alien (like in East Asia).

Post: #13

You need to start traveling and experience various locations yourself, it's as simple as that. You can make threads till the cows come home but it's not going to get you much closer to knowing if you'll like a place or not.

Bob, John, Sam etc telling you Blahblahistan is great means little to nothing. Everything can seem great on paper or have rave reviews on the forum but then you show up and in two hours you realize you hate the place for reasons that can't be easily explained. There are places that others on the forum absolutely love but that I can't stand- because we are different people. You could list all your stats and interests and whatever but there are preferences that you didn't know you had (let alone us) until you are in location finding out that you hate or love X about it.

First, use your basic criteria on the objective aspects (weather, race, language, crime, economy etc) to narrow down the options, then do your own research on those places both here and elsewhere to find out more of the nuances and culture, then most importantly- go there. Until you get your ass on a few flights this is just faffing about as you lot say.

Post: #14

Hungary, Czech Republic, Poland

Those countries are resisting the mondialist agenda pretty well which will protect them from the (possible) great race wars. Very homogenous populations, so very stable. Population is falling which will lower asset prices (can be good or bad)

I don’t know the divorce laws but most of continental Europe have laws which are much more protective of the richer spouse (very different from US/UK)

Poland is a bit boring but Prague and Budapest are interesting and lively places. There are some very pretty women if you like the Slavic type. A friend of mine (French) moved to Hungary and is very happy. Hungarian is a bit more difficult to learn than Czech but both are category IV in FSI ranking.

Alternative: Portugal

Lots of rich European including some friends of mine, are moving to Portugal. They have been changing tax laws to be more attractive. Climate is very good. Women are swarthy but some are pretty. Language is Category I (FSI) and if you change your mind you can move to Brazil You have a lot of tourism and things to do.

Post: #15

(01-25-2018 03:16 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:  You need to start traveling and experience various locations yourself, it's as simple as that. You can make threads till the cows come home but it's not going to get you much closer to knowing if you'll like a place or not.

Bob, John, Sam etc telling you Blahblahistan is great means little to nothing. Everything can seem great on paper or have rave reviews on the forum but then you show up and in two hours you realize you hate the place for reasons that can't be easily explained. There are places that others on the forum absolutely love but that I can't stand- because we are different people. You could list all your stats and interests and whatever but there are preferences that you didn't know you had (let alone us) until you are in location finding out that you hate or love X about it.

First, use your basic criteria on the objective aspects (weather, race, language, crime, economy etc) to narrow down the options, then do your own research on those places both here and elsewhere to find out more of the nuances and culture, then most importantly- go there. Until you get your ass on a few flights this is just faffing about as you lot say.

That is very true GlobalMan, and it is something I intend to do as well. I guess I am just looking for more tips on places to add to my travel itinerary.

Post: #16

(01-25-2018 02:52 AM)JayGould Wrote:  Good questions, and important ones.

So I am 27, 189 cm (6'2), handsome but not in very good shape at the moment. Balding a bit too but not too bad. Would consider myself pretty "alpha" in general, maybe not super alpha, but alpha enough. I'm sure I can handle any woman. Income is alright, at least over $100k/year from investments. I could afford to live in the upper echelons of society in Mexico City, Bogotá, Moscow etc but not in St Tropez, Marbella or Monaco.

I do like adventures though and usually get bored if everything is too similar to the UK. On the other hand, I don't want it to be so different that you feel like an Alien (like in East Asia).

Considering 100k is after taxes, you'll have a blast in southern France. Stay away from latin america with this bank roll, its not worth it unless you are really into drugs.

Post: #17

Southern France (if by this you mean the Mediterranean side) is extremely expensive and crime is high. You are in Front National land very affected by immigration. The Northern suburbs of Marseille have military weapons. In Summer it’s crowded. Besides, you will have very high taxes on investment income. I’m not sure which rate you assume but it will be higher.

Southwest around Bordeaux is much quieter though.

In general, look at front national vote areas and avoid them. People vote FN for a reason.

Post: #18

So, roughly speaking $9000 per month. I would avoid New York, LA, London and Paris. If I were you, I would go to South France, Spain, Portugal, Greece or Italy.

Post: #19

Based on what your looking for, definitely Moscow. Its an up and coming fast improving global megacity, has all the western amenities that you need, 85% white, and full of hot white girls many of whom wife material.

Post: #20

Western or Eastern Europe, your budget is high enough to have a high end lifestyle in most cities. Plus if you stay in Europe you will be on a similar time zone and only a short flight back home to the UK if that is important to you to see your family and friends, also for people coming to visit you.

I've heard the quality of life in Southern Italy is great and the women are pretty traditional down there compared to most of Western Europe.

If I was in your position and wanted to stay in Europe (not saying you do) I'd probably choose between Southern Italy, Southern France, Spain or maybe even Croatia. A warmer climate is nice, I'm so fucking tired of cold, wet weather.

Post: #21

(01-25-2018 02:52 AM)JayGould Wrote:  I'm sure I can handle any woman.

I do like adventures though

Go to Russia and get schooled on unhandleable women and have an adventure.

Post: #22

What do you do for a living?