Canary Islands, Madeira, Morocco, New Caledonia?

   Morocco and Egypt are interesting for tourism and are attractive destinations, but I do not think they are suitable for permanent residence. New Caledonia is a small island with a population of 270,000 people, you can imagine that there the opportunities for professional realization would also be very limited. In Belarus and Poland you will need to know the local language in order to realize yourself, but in my opinion it is not worth moving there, as the standard is not much ahead of us, especially Belarus. In my opinion, there is nothing to look for in Armenia and Georgia, while Australia and Sweden are classic destinations and are also extremely reliable for professional development in your fields. Look, if you want to live in the Canary Islands or Madeira (I also like them very much and I'm thinking about trying to leave), it would be best to look for a recruitment agency online, which recruits seasonal employees for these destinations, because when you go there, you will be able to easily navigate the situation and find something permanent after the end of the summer. As for Yemen ... I think you should definitely save it, given the escalations there. I wish I was useful!

   Hello, I was on holiday in the Canary Islands and Gran Canaria in particular. Great place to relax and travel, I had no worries about safety, but I guess there is crime there as everywhere. For life I do not know how it is, I guess it is more isolated because it is a small island.

   Obviously you like the sides of what you saw / heard. I have no idea what life is like in these places, but in the Canary Islands, specifically Gran Canaria, I have a girlfriend who lives there. The Canary Islands are also part of Spain, no matter that they are closer to Africa. I've been 3 times and it's a place I adore, at least as a tourist. On Gran Canaria, its capital is Las Palmas, which is a typical city. When I say city, I mean a city, not a resort. Maspalomas is a resort town and the Playa del Ingles neighborhood is the best place. In fact, it is paradise. It really is paradise. It's a beautiful place. Keep in mind that this is also the island of LGBT people, especially the city of Maspalomas. There are many gays, lesbians, transgender people, bisexuals and so on. There is a lot of debauchery from migrants and tourists from all over Europe. There are gay prides 2-3 times a year. Unique party place. Regarding living, my friend learned the language on the spot. There is usually work for waiters, as well as handing out flyers. There is a nudist beach, there is a location that is full of bars and restaurants - it is called Yambo Center and looks literally like a stadium as if only a square shape with 3 floors bars, clubs, restaurants. Such a thing to visit is unique. Everything is in one place. The season (busy) is usually winter. Precisely because it is warm 20 degrees, say November, December, January. I say that the season is there then, because other resorts in Southern Europe are cold and people are looking for warmth for that. When the winter is over, they have more choice. Maybe there will be a lot of work next month along with the gay pride. People from all over Europe are gathering. As for skin color when it bothers you or you think about it, you will not be different from the others who live there because they are also Europeans. There are Africans here and there who try to sell glasses but I don't know if they are refugees or not. After all, they are people too. If you are creative and have something to present to make money - go for it. Obviously you like the sides of what you saw / heard. I have no idea what life is like in these places, but in the Canary Islands, specifically Gran Canaria, I have a girlfriend who lives there. The Canary Islands are also part of Spain, no matter that they are closer to Africa. I've been 3 times and it's a place I adore, at least as a tourist. On Gran Canaria, its capital is Las Palmas, which is a typical city. When I say city, I mean a city, not a resort. Maspalomas is a resort town and the Playa del Ingles neighborhood is the best place. In fact, it is paradise. It really is paradise. It's a beautiful place. Keep in mind that this is also the island of LGBT people, especially the city of Maspalomas. There are many gays, lesbians, transgender people, bisexuals and so on. There is a lot of debauchery from migrants and tourists from all over Europe. There are gay prides 2-3 times a year. Unique party place. Regarding living, my friend learned the language on the spot. There is usually work for waiters, as well as handing out flyers. There is a nudist beach, there is a location that is full of bars and restaurants - it is called Yambo Center and looks literally like a stadium as if only a square shape with 3 floors of bars, clubs, restaurants. Such a thing to visit is unique. Everything is in one place. The season (busy) is usually winter. Precisely because it is warm 20 degrees, say November, December, January. I say the season is there then, because other resorts in southern Europe are cold and people are looking for warmth. When the winter is over, they have more choice. Maybe there will be a lot of work next month along with the gay pride. People from all over Europe are gathering. As for skin color, if it bothers you or you think about it, you will hardly be different from the others who live there because they are also Europeans. There are Africans here and there who try to sell glasses but I don't know if they are refugees or not. After all, they are people too. If you are creative and have something to present to make money - go for it. There are Africans here and there who try to sell glasses but I don't know if they are refugees or not. After all, they are people too. If you are creative and have something to present to make money - go for it. There are Africans here and there who try to sell glasses but I don't know if they are refugees or not. After all, they are people too. If you are creative and have something to present to make money - go for it.

   Yemen is not going for sure. There is still a war there. They are also hostile to non-Muslims, especially to Christians. I agree with others. If you know Spanish, Spain, you can go there.

   You will be best on Madeira. If you want to live in an even poorer country than Bulgaria and you like Armenia, Georgia, Egypt and Yemen, I'm sure you will like South Sudan, Burkina Faso, Afghanistan, Burundi, the Central African Republic, Gambia, Pakistan and Mozambique.

   If the author of this topic does not troll (which seems absolutely impossible to me), then he urgently needs to go down to earth, first to the planet Earth, and then from the clouds to come down to earth. Come on, let's leave aside the extent to which the Canary Islands, Madeira and New Caledonia can be considered independent states (especially the Canaries, which are an absolute part of Spain, directly subordinate to the authorities in Madrid), but what do they and the others have in common? which are more exotic than which? Let's leave aside Yemen and Egypt, where they are permanently at war and / or there are terrorist attacks, but the other former republics of the USSR ??? Against this background, Sweden somehow appears, by the way, and the icing on the cake is the continent of Australia, where against the background of the other elections it is, to put it mildly, shocking ... Of course, you have the right to dream of living / working in any country in the world you decide, no problem. However, history has far more scandalous things than choosing a country. Let's see what would work, and here I quote verbatim - "graphic design, advertising, bar owner, guest house, theater / cabaret, copywriter, in advertising, interior design, nutritionist, I can sing and write songs" - an absolute mouse- mash! That you are a versatile talent of the highest world class! And while at least I don't understand how "bar owner, guest house, theater / cabaret" works, unless you buy them (I don't believe you can imagine going to any country in the world, and someone will give you a ready-made business to start managing), then the other potential professions are also an absolute joke. For graphic design, advertising, copywriter and all other professions you want to be more or less independent, and for your own good it is for you to look for extra work in private, and not to wait for someone to pay you to do these things, because you will be pushed hard financially. The other things you listed that you can do, I don't even see how they can be commented - nutritionist, singer, songwriter - allele mother ... In general, if you really manage to get down to earth, you better look for a job with the languages ​​you claim to know, if you really know them, of course. Right now, at least in Bulgaria, there is a hell of a lot of demand for staff with languages, especially if they are, as in your case, more than one in number. Make some money and go to these countries on a trip, enough to scratch your scabies. Well, if you want to try your luck abroad so much - go ahead, do it!

   6, Poland has never been part of the USSR, for Belarus - yes. Well, the Arabs drop out because of wars and because they don't like Christians. The islands are poor and there is no work. I would work with languages, but I have been outsourcing slave companies for several years and it is the same - incompetent simpletons for managers, open offices with 1000 people inside, hooked up to the headphones like cows in a barn. Oh no thanks, and right in the disgusting Sofia.