Relocating to a foreign country means that some individuals take a while to adjust, and expats often spend a lot of
time comparing their new destination to their home country. But if one learns to focus more on the positives
and less on the negatives, adjusting to living in Singapore will be much more satisfying.
Singapore has topped a poll of the best places in the world to live and work for expatriates.
Singapore was chosen because it provided the right balance of career opportunities and lifestyle as well as a stable economy, according to HSBC's latest Expat Explorer.
Confidence in Singapore's economy is the highest compared to all other countries the survey showed. More than seven in ten expats in Singapore (79 per cent) are confident about its economy compared to a global average of just 48 per cent.
Expats also also found Singapore is appealing to entrepreneurs seeking to start up a business abroad, the suvery showed.
The HSBC Expat Explorer sought the views of 21,950 respondents from 39 countries asking respondents to rank countries based on career prospects, financial wellbeing, quality of life and ease of settling for partners and children.
Singapore is the top destination for expats based on its rankings amongst the three broad categories of economics, experience and family.
Are you living in or relocating to Singapore? Here're reasons Expats vote Singapore the Best Place to Live and Work in the world.
For people moving or planning to move to Singapore, I hope it's useful for you.
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