The 10 best cities to move to
One thing is certain: in 2020, you are moving! Are you thinking of moving abroad, but don't yet know which cities to put your suitcases in? Instead of going off on a whim, check out this article based on the Expat City Ranking survey conducted by Internation. This study gives you some clues to best choose your next place of residence. Several criteria were taken into account such as professional opportunities, the cost of living, but also the ease of installation. From Barcelona to Taipei, here's where to start over in 2020!
Basel, the attractive Switzerland
It is not surprising to find a Swiss city in this ranking as this country exudes happiness: chocolate, cheese and nature, what more could you ask for? Second city of German-speaking Switzerland after Zurich, close to the Swiss and German borders, Basel seduces its inhabitants in particular for its safety, its public transport system and the quality of its environment. A beautiful invitation to come and stroll through the narrow streets of its historic center and its many green spaces!
The Hague, the wise Dutchwoman
Zug, the unbeatable Swiss
Again and again, Switzerland seduces its expatriates! Zug, a medieval city in German-speaking Switzerland, offers them an unbeatable quality of life. Public transport, the environment and the efficient health system are particularly highlighted. Zug is a dynamic city where you come to visit its charming medieval quarter and discover Swiss art in its Museum of Fine Arts. So, Switzerland, are you tempted?
Barcelona, Catalan charm
If you have already visited Barcelona, it is very likely that you have thought about putting your suitcases there for good! Well, maybe you should have since the expats who live there have hoisted the city to seventh place in this ranking! They particularly emphasize the mildness of its climate, its great dynamism in terms of cultural offerings and the simplicity of integration into the city. So when are we leaving?
Lisbon, Portuguese sweetness
How not to succumb to Lisbon, the thousand colors of its landscape and the pastéis de nata of Belém? On a daily basis, expatriates are very satisfied with the welcome that Lisbon residents give them, underlining their great sociability. The mild weather is also one of the criteria that makes them particularly happy with their expatriation, and we understand why! Finally, the remarkable geographical location of the Portuguese capital, a few kilometers from the ocean, was also highlighted.
Montreal, life in Quebec
Multicultural, bilingual, dynamic and open to the world, Montreal seems to have all the qualities! It is for this reason that it ranks fifth in this ranking. According to the Internations survey, expatriates appreciate the working conditions, but also the cost of living in general as well as the many cultural activities that take place in Montreal throughout the year. The only downside: harsh weather to which you have to adapt.
Singapore, business and modernism
At the crossroads of Southeast Asia, Singapore stands out as the business destination par excellence. Expatriates are numerous and all are delighted with the safety that reigns in the streets of the city and the quality of life that is offered. From a financial point of view, the cost of living in Singapore does not however satisfy its expatriates who generally find it too high. Temple of luxury, don't think of moving to Singapore to save money!
Ho Chi Minh City, a popular megalopolis
What was a Khmer fishing village in the 17th century has grown to become a bustling town in southern Vietnam today. The former Saigon is particularly appreciated by its expatriates for its reasonable cost of living, as they pointed out in the Internations survey. Among the essentials to see in Ho Chi Minh City, its Notre-Dame cathedral and its large central post office with a framework designed by Eiffel.
Kuala Lumpur, departure to Malaysia
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