I'm moving to Norway.

The country, in my opinion, is highly overlooked. It's got a lot of great things going for it.

• It's one of the wealthiest countries in the world (2nd highest GDP per-capita in the world).
• It's full of natural resources (4th largest exporter of oil, 2nd largest of seafood).
• It ranked the highest of all countries in human development for the past seven years.
• It was rated the most peaceful country in the world last year.
• It ranked second in the Environmental Performance Index.
• It's so self sufficient that it's better off not being in the European Union (they've rejected the treaties to accession twice).
• There's a high standard of living.
• There's the Government Pension Fund - Global (the largest pension fund in Europe, second largest in the world).
• The investment choices of the Norwegian fund are directed by ethical guidelines.
• Public education is free.
• The majority of the population is fluent in English.
• Norway is the best place to live, according to the UN’s Human Development Report, which ranks countries based on such indicators as income per person and life expectancy.
• There is a strong drive for more individualist values. Notably there is a very strong support for tolerance towards same-sex relationships compared to most European countries.
• Along with environmentalism, animal protection is an important value.

So, where to spend the rest of my life? Norway it is, then. They play hockey there, after all.