10 Best Places To Live For Expats in 2015

wemissour tv.com 10 Best Places to live overseas for expats 2015 3 China 10 India Hong Kong Germany Thailand Switzerland Taiwan Bahrain Singapore 6 New Zealand 10 Best places to live. The Facts Yup, life in Switzerland is pretty good. The Alps, the skiing, the food, and the chocolate, you also have a country that ranks first in economics. Switzerland A quarter of expats earn more than $200,000, more than twice the global average. Of course, high salaries are necessary because everything is more expensive, including groceries, healthcare, accommodation, accommodation, and going out. "For expats looking for an improved quality of life and greater economic opportunities, Singapore is the place to go," HSBC observes. Singapore Singapore ranked third in economic measures and experience. The country is especially good for raising children thanks to great childcare and education – even if it is expensive. Notably, British education minister Michael Gove has suggested Britain adopt a similar system to Singapore's. China While there are certainly downsides to living in this communist country like bad weather and mediocre healthcare - the positive factors are overwhelming. China's booming economy ranks first in the world for expat economics. As one expat notes, there are "good employment opportunities with less competition." Germany is the third-best place in the world for expats to raise kids. The country also benefits from a stronger economy than that of most of the world, with 87% of expats expressing satisfaction with the local economy compared with a global average of 62%. Germany It is also considered an extremely safe place to live with a very stable political system and low crime. Eighty percent say Germany is safer than their home country. Unlike other countries in the Persian Gulf, Bahrain does not rely upon oil. The country is heavily invested in the banking and tourism sectors, which makes it a great destination for expats looking to integrate into the culture. Bahrain "The locals respect and accept expats in a very friendly way," an expat told HSBC. New New Zealand has a relatively low crime rate, according to the US State Department, and it ranks first on HSBC's report for better quality of life for children, named as the best place for bringing up confident and well-rounded kids. Zealand New Zealand's government seems eager to recruit expats, with a snazzy website for people thinking about moving to the country. Thailand Thailand is undoubtedly a beautiful place to live, and it shows in the rankings. Thailand ranks highly for its overall experience, weather, and accommodations. Expats report having a high amount of disposable income, which comes in handy with tons of opportunity to spend it. Local food ranks highly, and the country has no shortage of world-class shopping centers or local markets. Travel in the area is also affordable and accessible, with 79% of expats saying it is simple to travel locally. HSBC sums it up succinctly: "A thriving healthcare system, affordable lifestyle, and lively local culture make Taiwan a fantastic option for expats." Taiwan Taiwan stands out for how well expats integrate into local life and how much they enjoy the local culture, including celebrations such as Lunar New Year and the Ghost Festival. Food is a big benefit, too. Eighty-five percent of expats like the local food, and the country is famous for its night markets with numerous local specialties. India (9 The most populous democracy in the world is a rising economic superpower, drawing many expats to seek abusiness opportunities and career options in the country. What makes India so attractive, however, is how cheap it is to live well. There is cheaper childcare, healthcare, clothing, groceries, and household goods. India ranks sixth in raising children abroad thanks to its high quality of childcare and education. Despite the recent protests, Hong Kong is fairly independent from mainland China and maintains its own currency and set of laws. Expats tend to have high salaries and large amounts of disposable income. In addition, there's a thriving social scene for expats, and many expats travel around the region. Hong Kong created by www.wemissourtv.com