Where can we move?

Chatgpt says: Malta (English is an official language) or Ireland (does have political unrest at times, though)
But there's also UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Singapore.

Malta is the sunniest country in Europe, with about 300 days of sun

Australia! Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane are all great areas. I’m 30mins from city and 30mins to beach, both of which I go in twice a week for leisure. Only bushfires happen rarely and that’s if you live rural (I’m suburban, no natural disasters) lots of new estates here, super family friendly, no guns low crime very safe- Ive walked around in the city at night (went out last night actually) for 15-20yrs unarmed and so does every other woman I don’t know any woman that walks armed 💁🏻‍♀️ free healthcare only if you are a PR which you can after a couple years. It’s affordable to me. And you don’t have to learn another language we all speak English 😂 LOTS of NZ’ers are coming here to live so that’s saying something

I’m not sure if my back up plan places meet your requirements but I’d go to Singapore or Costa Rica

many of these places aren’t affordable sadly 😭

Australia but NOT Sydney or Melbourne, they're not affordable. I'd recommend Tasmania.

The UK? There’s free healthcare, no natural disasters, less crime, and can be more affordable (mainly outside of major cities)…. Just cold most of her time. Many places in Asia are good too.

I do not recommend the UK 🤣 we are leaving soon and a lot of my friends with young families have already left for places like NZ, the US, Canada.

I'd probably go to Nz, Australia, or !Iceland if I could. Random I know but there you have it. Probably will retire in Egypt though.

I’d say New Zealand

I would recommend the UK, up north though.

I would not recommend the UK. I’m from Scotland and it’s so difficult. Yes on paper we look appealing, free healthcare etc but in reality we are in a healthcare crisis that is unsustainable. Education I’m not sure about in a sense of children, but university wise, there’s a lot of staff being laid off. Things are getting more expensive yet pay remains overall for the general public, low and not in keeping with inflation