'Move to a new place' - different way of saying it

I want to find a way of saying something like...

[...] I am willing to fund my move to [insert country's name here] myself to make up for [...]

... in a natural way.

I am pretty positive a native English speaker would understand what I mean by 'my move' but I am not sure whether it sounds natural - or even it is correct.

I know many ways of saying similar things in English, such as I am going to move to Ohio or I moved to Canada last year but I don't see how I can put it in a way where the act of moving is a 'noun' (?) so that I can say I'm willing to fund it myself.

I am willing to fund my relocation to France in order to facilitate etc...

"Relocation" is a an especially good word to use when you are talking about moving to another place for the purposes of employment.

Examples that I can think of:

Formal:

I will relocate to country

Informal (North 'Murican way):

I will pull up stakes and go to country

Standard:

I will move to country

Saying you're going to "move to country" is the most common, most natives, at least in America, say "move to".