Living and working in Australia or New Zealand, according to Forbes magazine is the best way to leave the country. According to research conducted by the American journal of economics and finance, and banking group HSBC are the two countries at the top of the list according to the preferences of migrants. But we do not speak only of career or financial gain, but of lifestyle, integration and inclusion in the community. In practice, Forbes has compiled the ranking of the most friendly countries in the world.
/> were in fact taken into account several parameters ranging from those that determine the ease of incorporation into the country’s economic relations with the local population. It takes into account the work, the ease with which you can find a home, access to health care, care for their children, but also the host of the premises towards immigrants, their open-mindedness, the ability to learn the language, transport, pollution. What do you do in practice immigrants feel at home, and he does not feel nostalgia for their homeland and their culture.
/> ‘s survey was conducted on 3,500 expatriates in 100 countries throughout the spring and summer, but then narrowed the field to just 31 countries in the final list because of a lack of Representatives needed for the investigation in each country. New Zealand excels in all, with a gap of a few percentage points compared to Australia in second place. The antipodes are seen well for a good general level of services, low unemployment, the almost total absence of crime, but especially for the more relaxed lifestyle than the West. In third place are South Africa, represented in this case in Cape Town, seen as the most European city in Africa with great facilities.
/> follow Canada, a time to the first place, and the U.S. for the first five positions are occupied by all English-speaking countries, so well seen from the expatriate community. But here’s a surprise appearance at the sixth Turkey: Turkey’s population is considered to be friendlier than ever. Followed by the UK, despite the high cost of living, the Philippines for access to luxury facilities, and Spain for social relationships and quality of life in Malaysia for his soul label. Brazil, the developing country, like the emigrants because of its growth, Italy, in twelfth place, for his style of life but there is economic weakness.
/> At the bottom end instead of those countries that, despite gains, and offer access to luxury goods, do not allow a lifestyle and a relationship with the local population appropriate. Arab Emirates, Singapore, Hong Kong conspicuous wealth, but not for their opening. In contrast, other countries more livable from a social point of view, but difficult in terms of services are Russia, India, Qatar and Saudi Saudita.Sono fact been taken into account various parameters ranging from those that determine the ease of insertion system in the country’s economic relations with the local population. It takes into account the work, the ease with which you can find a home, access to health care, care for their children, but also the host of the premises towards immigrants, their open-mindedness, the ability to learn the language, transport, pollution. What do you do in practice immigrants feel at home, and he does not feel nostalgia for their homeland and their culture.
/> ‘s survey was conducted on 3,500 expatriates in 100 countries throughout the spring and summer, but then narrowed the field to just 31 countries in the final list because of a lack of Representatives needed for the investigation in each country. New Zealand excels in all, with a gap of a few percentage points compared to Australia in second place. The antipodes are seen well for a good general level of services, low unemployment, the almost total absence of crime, but especially for the more relaxed lifestyle than the West. In third place are South Africa, represented in this case in Cape Town, seen as the most European city in Africa with great facilities.
/> followed by Canada, a time to the first place, and the U.S. for the first five positions are occupied by all English-speaking countries, so well seen from the expatriate community. But here’s a surprise appearance at the sixth Turkey: Turkey’s population is considered to be friendlier than ever. Followed by the UK, despite the high cost of living, the Philippines for access to luxury facilities, and Spain for social relationships and quality of life in Malaysia for his soul label. Brazil, the developing country, like the emigrants because of its growth, Italy, in twelfth place, for his style of life but there is economic weakness.
/> At the bottom end instead of those countries that, despite gains and offer access to luxury goods, do not allow a lifestyle and a relationship with the local population adequately. Arab Emirates, Singapore, Hong Kong conspicuous wealth, but not for their opening. In contrast, other countries more livable from a social point of view, but difficult in terms of services are Russia, India, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
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