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Here are 10 of the most family-friendly countries where you can buy real estate as an American
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There are several countries around the world that are not only a great place to raise a family but also have relatively affordable real estate.
Denmark , Sweden , Finland , and Norway have all made early childcare and education a top priority.
The median price for a house in Norway ($ 258,000 ) is still relatively affordable.
Americans can buy real estate in Japan without proof of citizenship, and the average cost of a house here is around $337,000 .
Italy is another top destination that offers a taste of la dolce vita to expats who want to raise a family there.
Iceland has an excellent parental leave program, providing 80 percent of a parent’s salary for 12 months after their child is born.
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