Easiest and Best countries for expatriates

based on my own humble experience as an expat, the US is pretty easy on expatriates.

Chiraz

Except its difficult to have a working visa, isn't it?

this is exactly my questions. only that i want to leave the US to move to europe.  i can work hard or go to school. the sooner i can leave the US the better. it seems  to me i will be trapped here the longer i wait.

There is no easiest/best countries for expatriates, in my humble opinion.
Depends on what your expectations are and how well you can adjust to the country you want to move to... if you have a background and/or culture about that country.
You won't be deported unless you don't play by the rules. And the least you can do is playing by someone's rules

Amsterdam

-Massive expat community

> 1. What are the easiest countries to become an expatriate in?

Do you mean "the easiest place to get on with life", or "the easiest place to get a visa to live"?  Generally it's easier moving to a developed country that speaks your language and has similar customs, but that's maybe not such an adventure.

> 2. What are the best countries to become an expatriate in?

That completely depends on what you're looking for and where you come from.

> 3. How do you make sure the government of the country you move to doesn't deport you to your birth country?

Get your residence permit sorted and don't do anything too dodgy!

Whatever you do as an expat, don't just hang out with other ex pats. Join in with the locals and experience their life and culture. You'll have much more fun. (And you can still meet up with ex pats some of the time too of course).