Tired of your old job? Looking for a new environment? There are a lot of reasons to leave your home country behind in search of greener pastures, but picking where to go can be an overwhelming decision. There are a lot of conflicting factors: job opportunities, salary considerations, quality of life, safety, and childcare are just a few. HSBC has made the decision a whole lot easier with its latest annual Expat Explorer survey.
The survey ranks the best places to go based on experience, economics, and raising children abroad, with subcategories for each group. We’ve picked out the top 20 places overall. (But you can also personalise the rankings based on what factors matter to you.)
While Vietnam ranks highly in economics, where Vietnam really shines is disposable income, ranking second. There are lower prices for everything, from transport to entertainment, and great public transportation makes domestic travel easy.
Food is a major plus in the country as 87% of expats say they enjoy the food compared to 72% globally. The country ranks 6th in diet and 3rd in local food. Vietnam ranks 4th in social life and 1st in making friends.
Vietnam is not without its problems however, The country ranks near the bottom for healthcare and quality of life for children.
Source: businessinsider.com
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