Which country would you consider to be the best to live in and why?

by Shamala Martin

America Gets My Vote I was born and raised in Singapore and emigrated to the U.S. as an adult. Although I have fond memories of my native land, America gets my vote for the best country in the...read more

by Marisa Wright

I've travelled the UK, Europe, America, Africa and Asia - but I live in Australia, because for my money, it's the best place to live. I wasn't born here. I'm British, and spent the first half of my life living and wo...read more

by hatsrus

Which country would you consider to be the best to live in and why? I was born in England and lived for most of my life in the South East. A few years ago my husband and I packed up and moved to South West France and ...read more

by Ascen Arriazu

Without any doubt: the UK! I am originally from Spain, and although everybody dreams of our wonderful weather, coming from a town in the Pyrenees, I cannot say that to be the strength over there. I have been living i...read more

by Anne Hellsea Mcleey

Traveling has been my life. I grew up with the military lifestyle, so I have a lot of experience. My personally opinion is that Venice, and or Vienna are the best places to live. I would go to Venice on the weekends, as a ...read more

by Kishwar Abbas

My husband and I recently had the chance to flee (literally!) from our current workplace to catch our breath from our busy lifestyle and take a brief vacation. It was a toss between travelling to China or Scotland (UK) kno...read more

by Sandra Piddock

I was born in the middle of England and moved to Cornwall twenty years ago. Cornwall is beautiful; the scenery is spectacular, there are miles of sandy beaches, and the people are great. Make a friend of a Cornishman and y...read more

by Joy Elizabeth Felix

A State of Perfection: The Happy Medium I have always dreamed of living in my perfect place. A place so unique and ideal, paradise heaven sent. But for now, I live in this place in my mind. Heaven is just a state ...read more

by Kazzy

I am an Aussie, and I am proud to be living in the most livable country in the world. Australian's are very very fortunate that we have a mix of everything in our own back yard. There's the bush or outback, the beaches, ...read more

by GarethT

Contrasting Cardiff and Upland I was born, and grew up in, Cardiff, Wales. I was happy to live there in familiar environs until, in 2004, I formed a relationship with an American girl. Pursuing this happy relationsh...read more

by Denise Murphy

The United States of America is the only country I would ever consider as the best country to live in. We as a nation have a great allowance of freedoms found practically no where else in the world. Are education system ...read more

by Susan Warbrook

Australia the luck country,I regard my self as being just as luck for being born in it. I was born in Sydney a vibrant city with has as much to offer as any city in the world,I was raised in the New South Wales out back in...read more

by Rodney Nooitmeer

Since I've been to several countries in the world, I can easily say that the best region to be in is the Caribbean. I've never been to Asia, so i can say nothing about that region. And going to the Caribbean I'll prefer m...read more

by Amanda Kruger

I was born in South Africa and have been living here all my life, when I was given an opportunity to travel abroad 9 years ago i grabbed the opportunity with both hands. On arriving in the lovely city of London I felt like...read more

by Christina Louise Hardy

Many people will be surprised that even though I have travelled through New Zealand I would not ever want to live there. Don't get me wrong it's a stunningly beautiful country, with a high standard of living. It's just i...read more

by Rob Dacosta

Having been to a wide range of countries I can easily say that for me New Zealand would be my first choice. Here are the main reasons I'd choose N.Z.: Standard of living is high. The threat of war is low. Health care ...read more

by Hunter Blacke

Having traveled extensively the question remains what best reflects personal preference in step with upbringing, background, social conscience, and all those things identified as our identity. There likely is no 'best' pla...read more