Hi,
I am trying to weigh factors that can help the exploration phase of this idea (moving to either country).
I am about to become location-independent, so the job market is not a factor for me.
As far as I know, both places show intolerance to migrants, which is A-OK for me (Paris, where I live, is a shithole, having had heavy immigration from the '60s - check out this link if you dare:
https://www.store-muslim.com/boissons/34...ameau.html
I also know Poland is heavily catholic, which is also A-OK with me, I am a Catholic myself.
So all in all Poland is a traditional country, great.
The Czech Republic attracts me more for being less "eastern" and more "sophisticated" (in principle - I have not travelled there yet), but what about the rest? Are they religious? Can they be described as traditional, or as traditional as Poland?
The last thing I want is to find myself in a cheap replica of a western country - might as well not move.
I am trying to weigh factors that can help the exploration phase of this idea (moving to either country).
I am about to become location-independent, so the job market is not a factor for me.
As far as I know, both places show intolerance to migrants, which is A-OK for me (Paris, where I live, is a shithole, having had heavy immigration from the '60s - check out this link if you dare:
https://www.store-muslim.com/boissons/34...ameau.html
I also know Poland is heavily catholic, which is also A-OK with me, I am a Catholic myself.
So all in all Poland is a traditional country, great.
The Czech Republic attracts me more for being less "eastern" and more "sophisticated" (in principle - I have not travelled there yet), but what about the rest? Are they religious? Can they be described as traditional, or as traditional as Poland?
The last thing I want is to find myself in a cheap replica of a western country - might as well not move.