Josh_76 wrote:...How well can you adapt, etc.

clippy wrote:

Duncan wrote:

clippy wrote:imagine if you will be living in Cambodia permanently, for the rest of your life

not as an expat, or long term tourist, but as an immigrant. you cant go back home, your own country just got demolished by Godzilla or decided you are now an exile

how do you feel about that?
or are you already here under those circumstances?

I think you may have all this back to front,,,,, Imagine if Cambodia did not want you to return to live here and you had to live in some shitty country like USA, UK, OZ or Siberia. What if you house your boat , [ and islands ] car and wife were here and you could not return to access your bank account . What if your other bank account [ in Nigeria ] which had $1,000000000000000000000000000000000 in it now only had $1 and you needed to speak to the bank manager personally. And all the e/mails , phone calls and letters to you wife who manages your affairs has not answered.
But I think it would never happen .. Would it ?

hmmm sounds like you could be describing Sergei P here

TheGrinchSR wrote:

JessB52 wrote:

TheGrinchSR wrote:I think as long as there are other countries... I'm never likely to be stuck in Cambodia. I'm here by choice. I love it, for the moment. If I had no choice, maybe I wouldn't love it as much as I do. Who knows?

But one of the reasons we get to go to multiple countries is because of the 'weight' of our relevant passports. If our countries were destroyed or no longer seen as having a certain status then would we have the flexibility to travel/relocate elsewhere?

In my experience money>>passport for flexibility on living arrangements...