Countries with the best lifestyle for those looking to move out of Bangladesh

Let's be honest. It's always intriguing to think about making a new beginning in a different country. For many Bangladeshis, moving abroad is more than just a wish for; it is a strategy for a safe and prosperous future. But, with so many alternatives on the bucket list, which one should you choose? Since you are planning to move, you have your priorities, be it better job opportunities or a safer environment; the world is a whole of possibilities. Stay tuned to discover your perfect match to start a new chapter in your life.

Why do people leave Bangladesh?

While there are numerous reasons for moving abroad, the most common are seeking job prospects, more excellent standards of life, an economy that is more secure, better healthcare, and a structured educational system.

Others may seek a more family-friendly setting or a better work-life balance. But when the reality hits hard, you will be facing how pampered you were in your own country, your family. But after all these people move for a better lifestyle, for a fresh start. 

Countries you can go for

Most Bangladeshis' top picks while moving abroad are Canada, Australia, and the USA, and though these countries offer tons of opportunities like strong economies and established Bangladeshi communities, here is a thing.

These are just some of the fantastic places to move to. This article will give you a heads-up on some lesser-known countries, which will give you unique experiences. These countries may have yet to come to your mind, but they have the potential for you to have a fresh start.

Did you know Denmark has been ranked as one of the happiest countries in the world? If you prefer a blend of modernity with a hint of tradition, then Denmark is your dream destination.

Not only for the happiness index, Denmark is also known for work-life balance, excellent public service with top-notch health care, structured education, and a strong economy.

Rent for a small apartment in the capital, Copenhagen, will cost you around $800-$1500. While Danish is the official language, English is widely used.

Anime lovers, even for once, thought of moving to Japan to live those moments they always cherished while watching anime. But if safety is your priority, then Japan is your pick.

Low crime rates, cleanliness, high-quality education, and a top-notch medical system make Japan a dream destination for many. But before you move forward, make sure you are well aware of the rents, as a teeny tiny apartment in Tokyo can cost you a fortune.

While Japanese is the primary language, you won't get any subtitles there. Just kidding, you will find English in limited significant cities. The visa process is complex, but you will get the PR if you contribute something to the country.

If northern lights fascinate you, then Sweden is your dream destination with its Pinterest-perfect natural environment. Apart from that, Sweden is known for its progressive society, which has a strong focus on quality, social welfare, and sustainability. Sweden is one of the countries that offer extensive parental leave, and education is free. But be prepared to face high taxes and long, cold winters.

Did you know that famous advertisement was shot in Switzerland by Humayun Ahmed? This advertisement made all go awestruck by the picturesque beauty of the location.

Renowned for the banking and hospitality sector, Switzerland is also famous for chocolates and watches. The high quality of life and multilingual availability make this a perfect choice for many. However, the strict immigration policies and high cost of living are just some of the windfalls of Switzerland. But if you can tackle them, this country's safety, education, and high salary make this a hell-yes country.

If you are up for a more relaxed environment with stunning landscaping, New Zealand is your destination. Their family-friendly policies and public services make them a fantastic option.

English is the primary language that makes communication easy for Bangladeshi expats. The education system has a good reputation, straightforward work, and student visas are available.

But the cons you will find in New Zealand are that she offers a relatively small job market and her distance from other countries.

With growing K Drama fans worldwide, who doesn't want to wander in the land of oppas? South Korea offers not only excellent education and a high standard of living but also K-pop culture, Yum Foods, and modern structures.

But Korea isn't confined to bustling cities; the countryside of South Korea is calm. And with all these facilities, be prepared to face the language barrier and competitive job market. Although the visa application process is kind of complex, work visas are readily available.

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