Re: Musk et al.

On 2025-02-17, D <nospam@example.net> wrote:

Red, rural and bible-thumping US. It is my belief, that if you stick to
rural areas in the US, the surveillance will be a minimum. Other areas
I've considered are switzerland (the southern italien part),
liechtenstein, the channel islands, the isle of man.
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If you are of a socialist bent, iceland could also be a small, more or
less forgotten place, in the middle of nowhere. =)

On Mon, 17 Feb 2025, Lars Poulsen wrote:

But will Iceland grant you residency?
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Iceland is in Schengen, so you can visit (it's a "domestic flight" from
Frankfurt or Copenhagen). And a bit of Googling teaches me that EU and
EFTA citizens can live in Iceland without a visa.
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Non-EU, non-Scandinavians ... not so easy.

On 2025-02-17, D <nospam@example.net> wrote:

Not only is there Schengen, there is also a nordic treaty which name
escapes me for the moment, which makes it super easy for scandinavians to
move around, and it also covers iceland I think. I do know plenty of
icelanders move to scandinavia since they are bored with iceland.

Hmm, yes, could be more difficult, but since you are danish by birth, and
perhaps still have your citizenship, I think it should be pretty easy for
you to relocate to iceland. For your daughter... difficult to say.

I would be very surprised to find myself leaving "New Denmark" (a.k.a.
California). My daughter might move to Denmark, but not Iceland.

You, on the other hand might rediscover your ancestry - but what about
your wife? She would probably not be able to practice law there.