According to the HSBC’s annual Expat Survey 2017, we’ve gathered a list of countries that are specifically tailored to your needs. Whatever is the reason for your relocation, there is a location that is perfect for you. Sweden or New Zealand, family friendly Sweden has topped the list once again for having the perfect atmosphere to raise a family. With extended parental leave, high-quality education and superb standards for childcare, it’s no doubt why this country is crowned “the best place in the world to bring up a family”. Coming in second position, New Zealand is one of the world’s most welcoming countries for expats with children. Equipped with everything nature has to offer, a high level of safety and general friendliness of the local people, it makes for an ideal location to bring up your children. Dubai or Hong Kong, excellent financial benefits When it comes to generating a substantial income, all eyes are on Dubai or Hong Kong. Most of expats in Dubai and Hong Kong inform that their disposable income has increased when compared to their previous income in their home country. Also expats in Saudi Arabia report that they can save for more quickly retirement. Singapore, best work-life balance Singapore is the place to be if you seek for a good balance between work and personal life. It has also earned the title of top city destination for the second year in a row. Although it’s a small city-state, Singapore is an island brimming with rich culture and history, combined with a powerful economy—making it a top Asian global city, rivalling Hong Kong. Switzerland, career development If you’re looking for an exciting, rewarding career, then your choice is Switzerland. Not only does the chocolate-crazed European central country boast a good work-life balance, expats also confirm higher levels of job security and more opportunities for career development and gaining more skills compared to their home country. For those expats looking for a new job opportunity, Switzerland seems to be a promising destination. Don’t see a destination you’re interested in? Take a look to our Destination Guides for more options. Article base on: Expat Explorer Survey