These are Europe’s best – and worst – cities for expats
Out of 82 evaluated cities, Lisbon was named the No. 1 city in Europe for expat workers to live and work, according to the annual ranking. Thirty-nine out of the eighty-two best cities for foreign inhabitants are located in the region.
Second position in Europe belongs to Spain’s Barcelona, followed by Zug, Switzerland; Hague in the Netherlands; Switzerland’s Basel; and Aachen in Germany. The researchers focused on factors such as quality of life, ease of getting settled, work-life balance, finance and housing, and cost of living.
It appears that Rome, Italy; Milan, Italy; Paris, France; Dublin, Ireland; Istanbul, Turkey; London in the United Kingdom are Europe’s worst cities for expats.
Top European cities to move to as an expat
- Lisbon, Portugal (6)
- Barcelona, Spain (7)
- Zug, Switzerland (8)
- The Hague, Netherlands (9)
- Basel, Switzerland (10)
- Aachen, Germany (11)
- Prague, Czech Republic (13)
- Madrid, Spain (16)
- Budapest, Hungary 18()
- Luxembourg City, Luxembourg (22)
- Vienna Austria, (23)
- Tallinn, Estonia (24)
- Brussels, Belgium (30)
- Dusseldorf, Germany (31)
- Rotterdam, Netherlands (32)
- Lausanne, Switzerland (36)
- Bern, Switzerland (38)
- Zurich, Switzerland (41)
- Hamburg, Germany (42)
- Oslo, Norway (46)
- Helsinki, Finland (47)
- Amsterdam, Netherlands (48)
- Frankfurt, Germany (49)
- Cologne, Germany (50)
- Munich, Germany (51)
- Lugano, Switzerland (53)
- Moscow, Russia (54)
- Warsaw, Poland (57)
- Berlin, Germany (61)
- Stockholm, Sweden (66)
- Copenhagen, Denmark (67)
- Athens, Greece (68)
- Geneva, Switzerland (69)
- London, UK (70)
- Istanbul, Turkey (71)
- Dublin, Ireland (72)
- Paris, France (78)
- Milan, Italy (80)
- Rome, Italy (81)
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