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Best place to relocate to in EU?
Im leaning towards Czech Republic. How's the cost and standard of living there?
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Prague looks like an awesome place to live (beer is cheap) although from what I've seen prices are on the rise :(
Considored latvia or Sofia (bulgaria)? |
Why did you choose Czech rep. if you don't know how it ?
Where do you live now ? |
go to Spain
you'll have the sun, the beaches, the palm trees, the girls in bikini, life is cheap... there is no better place for quality of life than Spain |
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France - The wine, the women, did I mention the women?
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Spain :thumbsup
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czech republic if you can deal with the language - i think we will move there too.
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Bootypest is nice this time of year.. Half naked girls everywhere :thumbsup
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I am considering to move to spain myself. The climate is way better than in Holland, weather- AND taxwise. Besides that the country is pretty nice and living is just a bit cheaper than here.
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I was just in Prague last week for a couple days, meeting with a bank there. I've traveled/lived all over the world, and I have to say that I completely fell in love with the place. I'm already making plans with friends of mine that live there to buy a place so that I can go a month at a time. It completely blows away anywhere in western Europe IMHO.:2 cents:
The city is beautiful, prices are very low, girls are beautiful and very friendly (but you need to learn some Czeck).....altogether an amazing place... The ONLY downfall is that the British tourists are completely obnoxious.... They treat Prague like the Americans treat Tijuana.... A cheap place to go on the weekends, where they can get drunk and rude, run around yelling and screaming, and throw up on the streets. Other than that....all I can say is. I will own a little flat by the center of town by the end of the year:thumbsup :thumbsup |
Holland to live and regular trips to Berlin for parties and France for food and sun.
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Prague is a very long way from being considered a cheap place to go at the weekends by the British. You're simply getting them mixed up with ALL 18-30 yr old British tourists in any European country. Unfortunately 18-30 yr old British treat any part of Erope that's not the UK the same. Hmmm...come to think of it Friday-Sunday they treat the UK the same too :D |
webmaster x, but where are you from?
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My choice would be Portugal, if I was to relocate myself in Europe.
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Poland is also very cheap!
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Belive me they are not much better over here :glugglug But to answer the original post, Spain (Barcelona) is the best, followed by... the Shetaland Islands... |
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Think about it!:) |
My home, The most beautiful city in the world:
http://www.prague2001.com/pwinter/img00003.jpg Prague !!!!! :thumbsup |
I love the swing band that plays in the middle of the bridge.
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Spain. ;)
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Plus side - Cheap beer and nice women Minus side - Dope crap and expensive - Mouthy Polish guys - Theives - (Even the rich will steal your last zloty) Iraq is a slightly better bet - But not in the eu just yet - Probably will be next year |
Prague!
been there quite a few times and i love it! moving there myself later this year. :thumbsup |
Spain, moved here seven years ago and still love it.
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Spain is amazing. I plan to live there at some point. It is just amazing.
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Do you speak czech?
Yeah it's for sure the best place to live cheap, but I would prefer Spain, Sevilla....awesome place and nice weather :) |
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I am Czech and live very close to Prague. I wouldn't move anywhere else, love my country and love Prague. I like the atmosphere just walking on the Charles Bridge or anywhere else in the historical part. The spring and summer here is awsome. The winter sometimes sucks but nothing to compare that I can pack my stuff and just go skiing for the mountains (only two hours far), everything is so close...... and if I decide to go to the beach, just drive my car down to Italy or to Croatia.
Another's city I really like to is Barcelona, Madrid (Spain), Rome, Venice, Verona (Italy) or Makarska Riviera (Croatia):thumbsup |
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:Graucho he's right, join us in Marseille!! |
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France = Gayest country in the world. Did I mention the gays? ;) |
I'm from California. Besides Prague, I'm impressed by Italy (Tuscan region) but it seems really expensive.
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Cheers, Mike |
I am from Czech Republic and I live in Prague. I love it here and I am shoor that you will find wow it works here, you will too :)
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Finland's my vote my man...
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the different from Prague is that Bratislava is not so big, but has the same old style combined with the newest shopping centers around the centre. About the costs of living, Im not sure how expensive Prague is, but for BA: 1 room apartment in a nice location: $400+/month the prices can go down to $300/month for locations 20-30 min. from centre and up to $3000+ for luxury apartments in the old town or even better locations where you see the whole city from your balcony (on the hills around) about the other prices, restaurants, shopping centers, theaters, cinemas, sport events, etc should cost the same like in other countries, of course depends where you want to eat :) regards Andrej |
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prague is gorgeous but not exactly cheap, good thing is its a part of the EU now so easy to travel, relocate and arrange things, no import export duties etc, no travel docs, good place to be in the summer :)
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Which EU country has the lowest taxes?
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http://europa.eu.int/comm/taxation_c...003-5-1_en.pdf |
How about Jersey?:Graucho Almost no taxes at all
http://www.jersey.com/ However You need like a $20 milj fortune to be able to live there |
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10% corporate tax rate |
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VAT is value added tax of products/services. Companies in EU pay the VAT upfront and then after X months they receive it back.
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