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The media talks about anti-American feelings. But these 8 nations really celebrate US citizens. They are the best countries for Americans to move to, retire, or visit.

Lithuania loves America for Cold War support. Kosovo has streets full of American flags.
These American-friendly countries will shock you. Poland has 86% good feelings toward Americans. South Korea has a "blood bond" from the Korean War. Argentina changed to love America under President Milei.

The Philippines is one of the most welcoming countries for Americans. This is true even with a complex past. Brazil's young people drive pro-US feelings.

Albania has streets named after American presidents in every big city.

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Here's what nobody tells you: while everyone obsesses over anti-American sentiment,
And the internet is trying to convince Americans that they are unwelcome everywhere
There are at least 8 countries where Americans are not just accepted – they are appreciated.
I experienced this personally – I was born in a pro-American nation,
then moved to one that's even more welcoming to US citizens.
I am talking about places where you'll find statues honouring American presidents,
locals who will thank you personally for what the USA has done for their country
and where being American opens doors that money can't buy.
In one of these countries, it’s not uncommon to see an American flag proudly displayed in people’s living rooms.
Each country's love affair with the US comes from completely different reasons –
some based on security,
others on economics,
and some on shared history that changed the course of their nation forever.
And if you're planning to move abroad, work remotely, or retire overseas, knowing these 8 countries could change everything.
And we start with a country that will likely surprise you.
Iran
Nah, I am just joking – sorry.
Lithuania
Lithuania holds a secret that most Americans don't know about. This tiny Baltic nation of just 2.8 million people has a bond to America because of one decision in the last century.
Back in 1940, when the Soviet Union swallowed Lithuania, every major world power looked the other way. Britain moved their embassy, France updated their maps, and the world recognized Soviet control as the new normal.