Australia, and yes, if you're eligible for a visa. We have a high minimum wage (equal to 18.50USD), very strong consumer rights that supersedes any manufacturer warranty, "free" hospital healthcare, very low medicine prices due to the PBS scheme, very strong employee rights in the workplace, a good welfare system that gives cash instead of food stamps, a lot of government subsidies for housing, education, energy supplements, etc, a strong economy and high GDP for such a small population, beautiful weather, a very safe and low crime rate, very low homicide rate, an extremely low gun crime problem, and high economic mobility. And some of the best beaches on earth. Taxes are a little higher than the US, but much lower than the European countries. Our cities are well designed, walkable, and with very good public transit. Your have to pay me a LOT of money to move anywhere else. Oh, and mandatory superannuation where 10% of your salary before tax is put into an investment bank account where it builds interest, and every year the government will put an extra $500 in that account. If you earn only 65k per year, by the time you retire at 65, you should have about 600k to retire, plus you get a government pension.