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In reply to the discussion: This might have been posted already. Countries accepting U.S. citizens [View all]soandso
(1,631 posts)36. If you want to leave
But are too old to work, lack a highly prized and needed skill, or don't have 500K to outright buy citizenship in a place you'd like, what's wrong with just moving to a solid blue state, like on the west coast? A lot easier!
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This might have been posted already. Countries accepting U.S. citizens [View all]
agalisgv
Nov 27
OP
Thank you!! I can dream. I live in Texas so it is like living in another country.
walkingman
Nov 27
#6
In 2011 my crazy son ( as in history of poor judgment) is living a few miles away. It's his 25th birthday
LeftInTX
Nov 29
#70
they are talking about an investor visa, not moving there if you have a job offer
Celerity
Nov 28
#48
Not all of those countries are open to US retirees. Most of those listed are
sinkingfeeling
Nov 27
#18
Or look into your families ancestry. My daughter and I are now dual citizens of Luxembourg
neverforget
Nov 27
#37