BEST COUNTRY TO IMMIGRATE TO (other than US) - because I'm fucking unlucky

[Munchin' on Some Grindage]

Jim Belushi really like Albania.

 

[The Blue Morpho]

Ed Dutton emigrated to Finland. He's pretty high IQ so that's probably not a bad option.

 

[Chongqing]

I heard that Brazil is the easiest country to emigrate to, but you already said no.

 

[Gravekeeper's Vassal]

Before the visa ban, I was going to try to get a visa-providing job in the US.

Don't take it personally, we just don't need anymore Jeets, somalis, mudslimes, etc

 

[Gilgachad]

Might I suggest...

LIECHTENSTEIN

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Freedom of Speech: There are laws against public hate speech, however freedom of association and expression is permitted and online speech is not monitored.
Self defense: Follows the same gun laws as Switzerland, which is known for having the possibly the best in Europe if you're pro-gun.
Muslim meter: about 5% so relatively small for replacement-era Europe.
Safety: Among the lowest crime rate in the world.
Working visas: Yes, but requires a confirmed job offer as a specialist or skilled worker. A very significant portion of the Liechtensteiner workforce is done by foreigners.
☭ Left-wing dictatorship: Historically and contemporaneously speaking, Liechtenstein is a pretty conservative country and Liechtensteiners also love their kang. Not to mention Liechtenstein is also the model of the Hoppean Ideal.
English: You'll want to learn German.
In Europe:
Friendly with the Farms?: They should be.
卐: Mostly white?: Yes, even though a significant portion of the population come from other countries such as Switzerland, Austria and Germany, although be warned for there is a small community of turkroaches.

 

[JULAY]

I didn't read the post body honestly but albanian "muslims" are about as devout and dedicated as american "christians". That shit is just a label lol. Albania was locked down by commies when the subhumans of the middle east forced muslims to become terrorists so they're chill. In what reality would a stereotypical islamic country have civil rights for minorities, gay bars and gambling? And besides where the fuck else are you going to have a cost of living so low that you can stay at an ocean front five star resort with a helipad for $158? If you saved up money for as long as possible before moving to Albania you could legitimately live like a millionaire on a salary man's income if you're smart.

103K euro for a 97-SQM 1044-SQFT town house in Vlore Albania (Vlore is a coastal area and tourism hotspot so this is a hot area). https://www.realestate.com.au/international/al/vlore-vlore-310103808146/ 75K euro for a slightly smaller house that could use some updating. https://www.realestate.com.au/international/al/kote-kote-vlore-county-310101733963/ Depending on the area in the US a 1044 SQFT townhouse could run you three times that price easily and you'll be living in a shithole area to boot. Housing here is absolutely fucked and the people are retarded. Trust me when I say you aren't missing as much as you think you are.

I lived in Tirana for a year, and it's a nice place and all, but just because the Muslims there aren't as hard core as Saudis doesn't mean that they don't take aspects of their religion very seriously. Enver Hoxha might have suppressed religion during his rule, but once he was gone things went back to the old status quo, more or less. Also, just like everywhere else on the planet, things in Albania have gotten considerably more expensive over the last few years, especially since Albania has become a popular vacation spot for Europoors who can't afford to go to the coast in France, Italy or Spain.

Albania is an OK place but it's not the Mediterranean paradise you seem to think it is.

Are you brown? If so, I'm sure you're fine where you are, things blow over

Otherwise, get out of whatever shithole you're in and make a priority list, from hardest/most prefferable to get into to easiest. E.g,

1. Switzerland
2. Poland (Least cucked EU country imo)
3. Czechoslovakia

I hate to break it to you, but that last one hasn't been a country since 1993.

Jim Belushi really like Albania.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=6alhMYrQQYQ

Jim Belushi had Albanian ancestry, which is a particular point of pride for Albanians.

 

[souschef]

I heard that Brazil is the easiest country to emigrate to, but you already said no.

Piss easy to get in here, but if you don't know your way around you're boned

 

[Premium Gonzo]

my country has been put in a no-immigrant-visa list

Looks like they made the decision for you. Stay in your own fucking country.

 

[Sneaky lurker]

I'll get citizenship there then try to go to US.

Can't you try to get there with a work visa? Or you could make Putin angry and seek asylum.

I for one wish to live in Thailand someday, i love their cuisine and i wish to see their temples.

We're getting a lot of them in Brazil

I'm gonna send the PCC after you for being a massive weeb.

I'm open to suggestions in case I need to flee.

Go to Switzerland. I think they speak Italian in some parts.

This sucks. We're getting a lot of them, but fortunately they stay in the northern parts. But unfortunately for me, they're ALL eligible for government aid, so more tax money that i'll not be having

Imagine fleeing from one communist narcostate hellhole to another just to get government gibs.

 

[Endless Blabbery]

Argentina/Chile and central central europe?

As for Argentina and Chile, they are getting kike'd up. I cannot say much about the demographics of either country, but I saw plenty of posts complaining of other LatinX plaguing their streets.

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@Sneaky lurker Yes, I'm aware. I think the most relevant cantons are French (I wish to work in the healthcare industry), however. What the hell, I should just learn all three languages. Truth is I struggle a lot when learning languages because I don't know how to do it "right."

 

[JohnnyG]

Which one will be a good choice if not US?

You could try Greenland. Might luck out and end up American after all.

 

[souschef]

I'm gonna send the PCC after you for being a massive weeb.

Nothing to do with being a weeb, i'm just fascinated with their cuisine and adept to the therevada school of buddhism

 

[Sneaky lurker]

Truth is I struggle a lot when learning languages because I don't know how to do it "right."

Are you trying to self teach?

adept to the therevada school of buddhism

You're the second buddhist brazilian i've seen on the farms. Is there really a significant buddhist demographic in the country? Why? How?

 

[souschef]

You're the second buddhist brazilian i've seen on the farms, is there really a buddhist demographic in the country? Why? How?

Brazil's a very diverse country

Buddhism is not really common over here, if we're talking about actual buddhism and not "white women buddhism". Most sanghas i see are mahayana or zen, but not theravada. I don't mind honestly

 

[Endless Blabbery]

Are you trying to self teach?

Yeah! I initially mass-downloaded content to work with which led to information overload. I also tried to use AI to learn languages but, unsurprisingly, AI is really bad at coordinating large chunks of information. The conversation history will eventually become too long for it to handle, and since there's no permanent memory for AI just yet, you're talking to a semi-stateless glorified auto-complete algorithm.
Brute-memorization through Anki flashcards is reasonable for a given set of topics, but utilizing a given language is a somewhat creative endeavor; you'd need the information, which the cards would provide, as well as reasonable practice. But with whom—AI? Lol. With another human being? Lol. Lmao, even.

 

[souschef]

Yeah! I initially mass-downloaded content to work with which led to information overload. I also tried to use AI to learn languages but, unsurprisingly, AI is really bad at coordinating large chunks of information. The conversation history will eventually become too long for it to handle, and since there's no permanent memory for AI just yet, you're talking to a semi-stateless glorified auto-complete algorithm.
Brute-memorization through Anki flashcards is reasonable for a given set of topics, but utilizing a given language is a somewhat creative endeavor; you'd need the information, which the cards would provide, as well as reasonable practice. But with whom—AI? Lol. With another human being? Lol. Lmao, even.

Do you worry about accents or with the actual language? I see a lot of people learning languages worrying about accents, i think they're fine

 

[Endless Blabbery]

Do you worry about accents or with the actual language? I see a lot of people learning languages worrying about accents, i think they're fine

Both, honestly. I am thinking of developing my own tool to address the accent issue.
As for the rest, I actually don't know how to go about it. Memorizing sentences can only get you so far, and the inherent variability in language warrants for an infinite amount of flashcards. That's no bueno.
I was thinking of using AI to address sentence generation but, as always, I have a lot going on in my head so I never get to work.

 

[Sneaky lurker]

Yeah! I initially mass-downloaded content to work with which led to information overload. I also tried to use AI to learn languages but, unsurprisingly, AI is really bad at coordinating large chunks of information. The conversation history will eventually become too long for it to handle, and since there's no permanent memory for AI just yet, you're talking to a semi-stateless glorified auto-complete algorithm.
Brute-memorization through Anki flashcards is reasonable for a given set of topics, but utilizing a given language is a somewhat creative endeavor; you'd need the information, which the cards would provide, as well as reasonable practice. But with whom—AI? Lol. With another human being? Lol. Lmao, even.

I'm also trying to learn a few languages by myself. I'm trying to do multi-hour training sessions, so I made this little scheme to better coordinate my efforts:

how to learn a language:

learning the structure: morphology, phonetics*, syntax, semantics, pragmatics and grammar.
vocabulary; get to know everyday words.
*what sounds exist or not in the language*
listening to speech/dialogue/media.
reading and writing and speaking.
gaming/practice(busuu)

I haven't tried it yet, but maybe it could work for you?
Also, you should try Buusuu. It's a superior version of Duolingo that lets you train as much as you want without the hearts mechanic. There's also a community aspect, you can get your exercises corrected by people who speak the language and correct other people that are trying to learn the language you already speak.

 

[Joshuan Moon]

Have you considered illegal immigration perhaps? That would be less risky than trying to use KF in much of Europe.

I'm curious what has you so anxious to leave? Do you feel your country doesn't align with your values or is it more economic?

While few places have the American Freedom of Speech, even ones that don't even pretend to have Free Speech don't actually care what you do or think. If you're not being a retard or causing disturbances nobody is likely to care. And you should follow Null's advice, as a foreigner you have no political opinions, none at all. And don't involve yourself in local politics, don't go to protests. The US is really the only place in the world that allows and tolerates (white) foreigners that involve themselves in domestic political issues.

You should prioritize job opportunity first and weigh the rest on how physically dangerous it is to you (compared to where you are now, especially. Use your country as a baseline.)

 

[ScriptKiddy92]

As for Argentina and Chile, they are getting kike'd up. I cannot say much about the demographics of either country, but I saw plenty of posts complaining of other LatinX plaguing their streets.

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@Sneaky lurker Yes, I'm aware. I think the most relevant cantons are French (I wish to work in the healthcare industry), however. What the hell, I should just learn all three languages. Truth is I struggle a lot when learning languages because I don't know how to do it "right."

Depends on the state I heard, but that phenomena only happens on big cities, on more rural cities it's mostly white, there were even some European migrants who formed their own communities.