<human>: I am from a southeast Asian country. I recently got a scholarship and moved to a european country for my education. 

I really love this place. I love the freedom that came with it. For the first time in my life, I can do whatever I want, whenever I want. Back home, I used to live with my family. Now I am all alone and my own boss.

The problem is everyone in my country thinks going to europe is a big deal. If given the chance, everyone will move there. Which leads me to my uncle, who really wants to live and work in europe.

Now I have no problem with him living in any country but I dont want him to ruin my freedom. I want to live here alone and dont want anyone interfering in my matters or reporting my stuff to my family.

When I came back he was asking me a lot of questions about europe and said that he will come to live with me there. I did not know how to react and told him that its really difficult to get the visa of my country and he should try Canada or Australia. He said ok but I have a feeling he will ask me again or someday I will receive a call that he is coming to stay with me.

He is rich and he can get a tourist visa for my country which can then turn into long term residence if he gets a job here or starts his own business. Which means that I will be stuck with him for a long time.

How do I politely tell him that I want to live alone and him staying with me is not possible? Should I say something like "It is not possible now, maybe you should wait till my education is over".

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<bot>: I love my freedom and feel like someone coming to live with me would destroy that. How do I make it clear to him that I want to live alone and what he is thinking is not acceptable for me?