The best and the worst towns in the country ~ TIME TRAVELLER

The best and the worst towns in the country

The best and the worst towns in the country

The pandemic has made us evaluate one too many things; one of them is traveling. While also making us realize what we may have taken for granted, it has made us appreciate what we already have. While some people around the world are busy preparing their next wishful vacation, others are trying to understand how they should fully move to another country and never return.

Some others are planning to go to some of their favorite global cities on a long holiday and want to recognize how pricey they are pandemic, like many other things, has also influenced the lives of expatriates. In fact, more than 15,000 ex-pats of 173 nationalities have expressed their views on living abroad according to the Expat City Ranking 2020,

Of the 66 countries on the list, the top 10 ranking cities are as follows:

1. Valencia, Spain

2. Alicante, Spain

3. Lisbon, Portugal

4. Panama City

5. Singapore

6. Malaga, Spain

7. Buenos Aires, Argentina

8. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

9. Madrid, Spain

10. Abu Dhabi, UAE

The towns at the bottom of the list and thus the worst towns for ex-pats there are:

57. Hong Kong

58. Dublin, Ireland

59. Santiago, Chile

60. Johannesburg, South Africa

61. Paris, France

62. Nairobi, Kenya

63. Milan, Italy

64. Seoul, South Korea

65. Rome, Italy

66. Salmiya, Kuwait

Ex-pats in Valencia (Spain) are especially pleased with the local health and environment, according to the Expat City Rating, which is based on the annual Expat Insider survey by InterNations. Those who live in Alicante feel at home

Home in the city and no ex-pat has to say anything bad about their personal safety in Lisbon (Portugal).

On the other hand, those living in Salmiya (Kuwait) are not at all satisfied with their quality of life and the ease of settlement.

No Indian city characteristics on the list.

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