I've looked extensively, and looked at real concerns like safety, your ability to get a citizenship, food quality, it not being a complete third world favela, laws that wont get you jailed for a instagram post and etc. Best countries ended up being Chile, Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay and others - considering I was looking at population density, WW3 safety and how easy it is to assimilate to the culture, that made me not look into Asia a lot. Chile - the warm part of Chile is dry desert, the green part is colder and it isn't part of MERCOSUR (basically South American European Union, making you not easily connected to rest of South American countries) Argentina - Impossible to get extended visa via online income, you need to work there to get any Brazil - A woman is threatened with years of jail for saying that having a transgender operation doesn't change your amount of chromosomes, and people spend 8 years in jail for racism there. Uruguay - Perfect, but very, very, Switzerland level expensive. Paraguay - Too hot. (For 3-4 months of year, most of the year it's pleasant) No ocean. (Has ocean access via a river, has rivers and lakes with beaches) Otherwise well developed civilised safe country with easy citizenship, cheap prices, cheap electricity, plenty of expats moving in and etc. I'll be checking it out personally and will likely attempt to start a primal village colony in there eventually, lukely alongside Kevin Mielke - that Solar Youth's friend, who supposedly tries to do something like that in Paraguay. When I'm rich off this community and I'm building and needing for people to populate and work on my farm, ya'll are welcome to come in few years. If anyone else here has been researching countries to live in, or been in some good places, I'd love your takes. Btw, you might have seen Excellent Health mention the south atlantic anomaly making South America a bad place to live in because of deficient magnetism - I talked with EH about this privately and will make YT video about it, it's 1. Not a big issue 2. May still be somewhat an issue, but can be fixed.