You're moving? Consider it here

There's one country in Europe that could consider going first, moving from home and settling in the Blue Realm.

Officially named Estonian Republic, this country is still part of the Baltic District, Northern Europe. This country crosses Finland, Sweden, next door to Latvia and Russia.

The reason that Estonia deserves a European recommendation is based on Global Relocation Independent reports, which consider banking infrastructure, business opportunities, as well as property ownership rights for foreign citizens.

With that in mind, Antavi in the Global Relocation Index report put Estonia as the number one choice for family and entrepreneurs who want to move and live.

According to Antavi, foreign citizens are allowed to buy property in Estonia, although there are certain limits to buying farming and forestry.

According to data from Investropa, the cost of median residential capital of Estonia, Tallinn, is 160,000 euros or equivalent to Rp3.5 billion (1 euro = Rp20,288), with the housing market dominated by the apartment.

Estonia also has a very powerful business environment and startup. This country is ranked high in the Anjavi report for business opportunity categories and startup ecosystems.

In another study by StartupBlink, Estonia is globally ranked 12th as a country based on "how to support local conditions to establish and grow companies." It's proven to be a big company born like Skype there.

Estonia has also become a pioneer in online banking. According to Estonia, more than 99 percent of banking transactions in the country have been made online.

In addition, according to Antavi, it was reported as Travel + Leisure on October 15, 2026, Estonia made good results in subcategory air quality and climate risk.

However, this country got the lowest value (20 out of 100) for the aspect of climate comfort, due to a pretty extreme winter and less sunlight in December.

Tax-related, Estonians apply a 22 percent personal income tax rate, where foreign income can also be taxed.

Earlier this year, Tallinn was also crowned the most relaxed city in Europe, with a comfortable center to explore on foot, parks, and beautiful waterfront areas.

Overall, the European countries dominated the Moravi report on the best place to move to live in 2026, by occupying five of the top 10 destinations on that list.

In drafting this report, the relocation and investment companies analyze 192 countries based on 24 measurement points divided into four categories: finance and taxes, life and health benefits, security and stability, and ease of adaptation and opportunity.