Sentence: Where are you looking at basing yourself?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

Is the conversation below correct:

Q: Where are you looking at basing yourself?
A: Any location in Australia is okay for me.

2

“Where are you looking at basing yourself” seems very unnatural.
I suggest:
"Where do you want to be based?’
or
‘Where do you plan on basing your work?’

3

It sounds OK to me, but it also sounds fairly informal – more informal than the options Beeesneees gave. The meaning is similar to ‘Where do you intend to be based’.

4

Thanks Beeesneees and Esl_Expert and for your help!