Well, I don’t really know anything about Estonian culture so I can’t say I would live there, but visiting would be a great way to learn about the country.
Brazil?
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I would totally go to Brazil, I think I would adapt to living there, plus I love the music and their language.
Next I would say… Iceland!
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Hasn’t Iceland been suggested already?
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I would move there in a heartbeat! Well, as long as my family all packed up and came too lol. Gorgeous place.
Scotland?
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I tried to delete that post before you saw it. 
I guess it didn’t delete.
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I don’t think I would want to move to Bolivia but I wouldn’t mind vacationing there, it looks like it has quite a variety of climates.
Argentina?
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Yes I would totally move to Scotland! I love that culture.
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Maybeeee, gotto think on that.
Netherlands?
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The USA. It’s still the country with the most freedom, even if it’s constantly being eroded.
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Which state in the USA?
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I’ll restart the questions here, it’s gotten a bit jumbled up. Xx
India?
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I would love to visit India, not live there, too many people
Japan?
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Japan also seems a bit crowded but it has some amazing scenery, I wouldn’t mind doing an extended visit, but living there would be a little much I think.
South Korea?
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Hi from New Zealand 
with - in general - its mild winters, mild summers, laid back culture, and stunning scenery. It can be very cold and hot inland on the South Island, though. Best time of the year to visit (when borders will be open again): March.
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Nah, too much traffic in South Korea, hierarchical, no individuality, and too close to North Korea 
Ireland? 
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Would visit Ireland, but accent is too strong for me, from Australia 
Norway
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Definitely, is at the top of my travel list!
China?
Xx
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Russia? Anybody?
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