What Is The Best Country In The World For Americans To Relocate To In Order To Avoid The Coming Economic Collapse?

i keep reading about how far the dollar goes in these countrys.when the us economy colapses the dollar will only be good for lighting fires!

If the US economy collapses every Country in the World will be affected. I've traveled to a lot of Country's, and some I really do like but there is no place like the USA. I'll load up and stay here.

I've heard promising things about Venezuela.

My wife and I already have a 5 year plan to set ourselves up for a move out of this country. Every day I am sickened to see how bitter, divided, and dysfunctional our political party system and constituents have become. The amount of corruption is pretty much pushed this country to the point of no return where corporations and the 1% have are pretty much dismantling our democracy and everything that made this country great!

We have visited many countries over the last few years and have many future trips planned. It is amazing how far you money will go! Do your research, spend time visiting and exploring the country and give it a shot! We have been quite surprised how many people we meet up with that are doing the same thing!

I am staying put . The New economy , the one that does not rely on the power elite will be fine , as it always has .

Let's go live in China and take back America's manufacturing jobs, drive up the price of labor in China, force the jobs to move back to America, then move back to America to get the manufacturing jobs there.

Europe is far more expensive than the U.S. So, unless you have a needed skill/profession you're not even in the market to move to Europe. You couldn't afford it. They make America look cheap. If one was to relocate to an affordable country say Thailand (I've been there) you require far less money but one has to realize they are nothing like Americans. They are the friendliest people I've ever met but one has to realize there is crushing poverty almost everywhere you go except the tourist resorts. You wouldn't live in the tourist havens long-term. Most Americans could never live outside the U.S. because we have no frame of reference. We don't/are not able to travel widely. We are isolated and this leads to remoteness and fear.

This comment doesn't even address those who are too patriotic to even consider leaving.

From my research, chile.

It is the most stable Latin American country and geographically diverse, it has everything.

Also, there is a strong European presence in Santiago so not much culture shock.

I know lots of retirees go to central America because they can really stretch the dollar. There are several expat communities to join.

I know some Americans are moving to different countries, but "millions"?? There's quite a difference between "expressing interest" in moving to another country, and doing so. Most would be hesitant to leave their families, friends and familiar culture and surroundings to take a chance working in a foreign country.

Second, why do people think that things are going to be better economically somewhere else? If our new global economy has revealed anything it's that we're all in the same boat. Europe is on the verge of default and the barriers to working in China are substantial, (and that doesn't even include the language barrier). Additionally if the western economies collapse,China loses the two largest consumers of their products and won't be looking overseas for labor resources.

The article doesn't say what is the best country to relocate to, but if I had the money and the means, I would. At least the article has a list of realities you have to think about before doing so...which I thought was excellent.

I doubt there is anywhere in the world safe from the clutches and stupidity of the incompetents who comprise the power elite of humanity. It's either take them out and rebuild or just wait for the stupidity to culminate in disaster.

James Lovelock (Gaian guru) recommends tropical islands with mountains because the tropics will be least affected by global warming besides sea level rise.
Also Scandinavia and Siberia.
Greenland is looking good too.
Me? I'm staying put right here in PA.

In 2 years I'll be an ex-pat in Malaysia . . or Thailand . . or Ecuador . . or Puerto Rico . . or . . . but not here!

While I don't think the World economy is technically going to collapse, I don't see much of a future in the US anyways. My advice, any Latin American country since living expenses are relatively cheap and there are high demands for English speakers. So, if you know both English and Spanish, expect a lot of business opportunities.

I am thinking Belize. Need to research New Zealand a little though.