Top 10 Countries to Move to if Donald Trump Is Elected

Jordana Weiss | October 28, 2016

Denmark

Formally called the Kingdom of Denmark, this tiny Scandinavian country that also encompasses the territories of Greenland and the Faroe Islands sits right below Norway and Sweden.

Even though it is governed by a monarch as well as a parliament, Denmark has the lowest level of perceived governmental corruption of any country in the entire world — something that definitely cannot be said for the United States at this moment. The current reigning monarch Queen Margarethe II is well-loved and has been an integral part of Danish life since her ascension to the throne in 1972.

Topographically, Denmark is mostly flat with many sandy beaches and forested areas. In order to protect their pristine environment and wildlife, Denmark has become very environmentally progressive, and is in the midst of implementing aggressive climate protection policies.

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