I live here but I work 800 kilometers away Jose Luis Gracia, a father of four from Argentina, lives in a small village in the province of San Luis but work in Buenos Aires, 800 kilometers away. grew up in my village and I love it here but the good jobs are in Buenos Aires," he says, "I have to travel for fourteen hours on the bus on Friday and Sunday nights but it's OK. I don't want to live in Buenos Aires, It's a exiting place but it's quite polluted and parts of it can be dangerous. The village is on the Chorrillos river, near the mountains. It's safe and quiet a great place for my wife and kids" There are more and more people like Jose Luis all over the world. Many people now live and work in very GE different places as cities become more expensive. Lawrence Wood, an English businessman works in London but lives in another country. He flies to London on Monday mornings and flies back to Malta on Thursday evenings, where his wife Samantha and two young children live in a family apartment in Paceville. "Our new place in Malta is next to the sea and bigger than our house in London says Lawrence We have a beautiful view of Mediterranean, it's five minutes from the kids' school and seven kilometers from the airport. The flying's OK. It's three or four hours but I only do it twice a week