Best countries in the world to live and work Nordic countries are high on the list of best countries to live and work in for foreigners.
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new study has tried to range countries in order of which countr y seems to be most attractive to live and work in. Here is the shor t version – but you should really read on what grounds this is the
conclusion. • Switzerland is the best country to live and work • Switzerland was followed by three Nordic countries: Denmark, Iceland, Norway plus Finland as 6th on the list. • Sweden was 12th on the list • Exper ts at Blacktower Financial Group reveal top financial tips when living and working abroad
Research has found that most people move abroad for lifestyle improvement, adventure, new activities, earning more money and new career opportunities. Undoubtedly, moving to a new country can bring a host of challenging, exciting and life changing experiences. With 195 countries to choose from (all boasting different cultures and lifestyles), finding the perfect location to move to for expat life can cause a headache for many. Blacktower Financial Group’s study revealed the best countries for living and working abroad using data relating to key metrics that determine happiness and quality of life, such as world happiness data, quality of healthcare, property price to income ratio etc. “Moving to a new country brings a host of life 42 ScandAsia • December 2020
changing opportunities, our new expat report features insight and practical tips that both the new and experienced expat can find helpful,” says John Westwood Group Managing Director Blacktower Financial Group. “Expats see a wealth of financial, lifestyle and career benefits from moving abroad and I encourage more individuals to take the leap and enjoy the rewards” says John Westwood Group Managing Director Blacktower Financial Group Discover the top 25 countries below to find out which countries top the list:
Switzerland is the best country for quality of life
The number one country for expats is Switzerland – perhaps that’s not surprising, given the Swiss commitment to neutrality and peace, but a high average monthly salary and a strong ratio of property price to income makes it a great option for anyone looking for a new country to settle in. The Nordic states also come out extremely well, with Denmark, Iceland, Norway and Finland all making the top ten – so it seems the chilly climate doesn’t stop them from being great places to live.
Top financial tips for expats
The Blacktower Group shares its top financial tips for managing and protecting expat finances when living and working abroad:
