Probably Holland would be my first pick. I’ve never been there, but I love their bicycles and windmills.
North Korea would be last in my list.
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canada. 
peaceful, good standard of living, plenty of open spaces, less people, and a few cities to visit, plus the northern lights.
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Canada was high in my list too.
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France or Italy
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Id say Canada …
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Hmmm that is tough. Tibet. Maybe Holland.
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I dunno. Maybe Germany. Its my home country and I miss it.
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i may try to migrate to canada after mom and dad die, so i would be 55-60 years old, but i have a misdemeanor on my record so i don’t know if i’ll be able to go anywhere, i may be stuck here for life.
if i have to stay in the states i would move to michigan.
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I would pick Sweden. 
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I’m happy with Norway, but if I was to live another place I’d like to live on a island so I would be close to the sea and have a good warm climate, because here it is cold most of the year. Maybe the azores(Portugal), the canaries(Spain) or a carribean island.
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New Atlantis (from Francis Bacon’s utopian fiction).
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Probably New Zealand.
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Japan. I’d have to learn the language though.
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I am Syrian living in Canada. I prefer Canada as a living place, will never change. Syria is good just for vacation but not now due to war.
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Probably Norway. Might get boring with all those blondes though hehe. 
I heard theres a lot of oil money there. Lots of rich people. I’m too poor.
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Estonia. They leave each other alone while someone is singing And guitar.
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Netherlands for sure. My dad was born there. Would love to be in Amsterdam!
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I would stay in the USA, but move someplace warm in the winter, maybe south Florida or Texas.
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Norway. My kind of country.
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I’m happy here in Canada
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