r/polls • u/Swimming_Otter98 • 6h ago

🤔 Decide for Me As a Canadian, since I keep wanting to keep going back to Europe and am sad each time I leave, should I consider moving there?

190 votes, 2d left
Yes
Yes, but with extra thought such as looking into skilled worker
I don’t know
No
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u/MarkMew 6h ago

Yes but please immediately quit calling it "Europe" and name the country.

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u/Swimming_Otter98 6h ago

Sure, it would be Norway, Scotland, or Sweden

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u/AdvancedCharcoal 3h ago

Why? Does it offend Europeans to be referred to as people living in Europe?

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u/Estoulia 2h ago

no its just stupid. you dont refer to canadians or mexicans as north americans, right?

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u/MadJoeMak 6h ago

Depends why you like it. Moving here would be a very different experience than just going on holiday

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u/Swimming_Otter98 6h ago

Going to visit family in Germany next month. They say the exact thing that it’s not like holiday

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u/SoggyWotsits 6h ago

It depends which country. I’d give France a swerve at the moment!

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u/Swimming_Otter98 6h ago

I know I was just there in April! Was nice then, probably need to keep distance for now. I’m thinking Norway, Scotland, or Sweden

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u/catpunch_ 4h ago

Yes, look into it! Just know that living anywhere is going to come with its ups and downs

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u/No-Breath8981 6h ago

Where in Europe would you move?

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u/Swimming_Otter98 6h ago

Norway, Scotland, or Sweden

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u/vincentually 6h ago

you want to move there cause holiday is fun

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u/BfZack 5h ago

Canada may be part of the EU soon. Not sure if that will give you schengen zone walking rights off the bat or ever, but if it does as a US citizen I’ll be green with envy! I’ve decided I was borne in the wrong continent, I love it over there. North America has some amazing scenery but Europe wins culturally every time.