How Many Countries Have You Actually Lived In?

Yes.... I would love to settle down on a beach as well. Preferably in the Mediterranean Sea. So far I have lived in Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Belgium, France, Canada and I also lived in Morocco for a short period.

I live in U.S. right now... I was born & raised in Seoul, South Korea up until I was practically 14 years old... These are the only 2 countries I've lived in... I'd love to settle down somewhere near the water but up north where weather is a bit on a cooler side all year around...

ALways lived here in the U.S.A. but have visited Canada and Old MExico. I have settled her in the desert of NEvada and will stay lol.

Personally speaking,Not too Many so far...I Was Born in Scotland,and have been living in Northern Ireland since I was a teenager,and then was Resident in 2 Towns at different times in consecutive Years in Germany while working and studying there..

Only one. As it is I have only lived in one state, California. I was born here and I have no doubt this is where I will die, when my time comes. But that is okay with me as I have no interest in living in different parts of the world.

Im so sad, i actually lived in one country and that is my country Philippines. I always dream of going to Austria, New Zealand, Tibet and Japan and Korea, but I am still saving money to visit one of that country someday. It is good to know that you lived in four countries already all your life.

I've lived in the USA all my life in Missouri. I've never even visited another country, my choice. Not real fond of traveling. I live in Missouri and St. Louis will be my final resting place. Two of our three kids also live in the area and I want to spend the remaining years near them. My husband and I are both from this area. We grew up 8 miles from where we live now.

Oh looking at it this way I've lived a boring life - answer 1, the USA. I've visited Canada and Mexico both and have lived all over US including New York, California, Texas, Florida. I live in Michigan now, where I was born and will more than likely die. I love Michigan even if I do complain at times :)

I was born in England, a country in the United Kingdom. When I was 18 I lived in Finland and worked as a children's nanny. I lived in Australia when I was in my twenties. I married an Australian but I am now divorced. Then I studied in the Netherlands for part of my degree. I am really keen on traveling and have been to lots of different countries. Living overseas is a wonderful experience. Yes, one can dream and I hope that in the future you will live in a house overlooking a beach in Southern California. My dream is to buy a piece of land on a tropical island and to have a local trades person build me a thatched tree house. Happy traveling.

Hi, gtrargirl. I have never been abroad, but I think that it would be a little hard to live in a foreign country as there are so many things for us to learn about, including different customs and cultures. Of course, if I could have such a chance, I would like to give it a try.

I've lived in two countries so far - Australia and China. The plan is for my partner and I to head back to China in about two years and stay for two - three years, and then head to South America for a couple of years, before eventually returning to Australia to settle down.

I have lived in England for all my life apart form two months when we did try to settle in Norhtern Ireland my youngest son was born there. But that did not work. We are going to settle in Northern Ireland in the end as i love the place and we have family there. Its just a case of waiting until my eledest two children are old enough to support themsleves as they do not want to move away from England.

I've lived in two countries so far. Spent two years in Canada and the rest of my life in the Philippines. I don't really know where I'd want to settle down. i think I'm too young to decide on that right now. The Philippines isn't so bad especially because we have house helpers here and all my friends are nearby. Canada's a really great place to retire though because the government takes great care of the people's welfare. I might live in another place someday though like Australia, Singapore, or the States so I want to experience it first before deciding on where to live for the rest of my life. In a way, I think we're very blessed to be able to experience living in a different country. It helps us appreciate where we live in more.

I've only lived in two countries so far. The United States, where I was born and raised and the Philippines where I currently live. I actually want to go back to the US for a better job opportunity and then move back here to finally settle down and raise a family and settle down.

I have only lived here in the USA. I have been outside of the USA a couple of times to Canada, but am happy living here in the USA as well. I do have a brother who has lived here and in Scotland. He is permanently living in Scotland with a wife and son and very happy there.