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Showing Original Post only (View all)I'm thinking of moving to Europe [View all]
Yep, I believe that I have had it here in the good 'ol US of A.
Things are getting out of hand, and I met this wonderful woman from the Netherlands.
Maybe I'll go and spend out the rest of my days with her, if it's not overbearingly difficult.
The hardest thing for me will probably be learning Dutch, because if you want to stay there, that's what you gotta do.
Any Expats out there have a similar kind of feeling?
And yes, I know about FACTA, and what a pain it will be, collecting my pension there.
That is the least of my worries. I am more worried about what is going on in the States right now.
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I'm Croatian on one side and have the right to dual citizenship, & so am learning Croatian
whathehell
Feb 2015
#35
We've traveled a good deal esp. to Europe and England where I was a student.
appalachiablue
Dec 2014
#9
You say you can get an ancestry visa with a German Grandparent?..My spouse has Four
whathehell
Dec 2014
#15
The tax authorities have the closest powers to the old Gestapo that you can get in today's Germany
DFW
Feb 2015
#48
As to seniors, if I'm not mistaken, at least some European countries will let
whathehell
Dec 2014
#16
I have worked in Denmark, Holland, and Japan, and was always told that it was American policy that
djean111
Feb 2015
#29