My top 10 best Countries to live in the World

Switzerland provides better safety, wealth, health, trust and quality life for their people which made it as one of the best countries to live in the world 2015. When compared to other countries people in Switzerland win noble price every year. It is the most expensive country and has highest per capita GDP in the world. It ranks first in safeguarding the environment among 132 nations according to Environmental Performance Index. They engaged in exporting chemicals and have many multinational corporations which made it as one of the most powerful and wealthiest economies in the world.

Australia is the best country in the world- there is no argument about it. It is large and spacious, with beautiful beaches, a large group of wildlife and many popular tourist attractions. The people are friendly, the animals sweet, and the crime rate is low. Australia is rich in minerals, and a good government. We have many races and backgrounds in Australia, including Native Aboriginals, Europeans, Asians and Americans. We don't have wars, and our states get along. We have an impressive health system, and our education is top priority. We have a wide range of sports for children to get involved in, and many jobs for our adults and graduating students. It is the best country in the world, for the above reasons and more.

Iceland ranked in this list of best countries to live as it scored more than 7 points in the world happiness report. The literacy percentage of Iceland is 99 (source), which is great to raise your kids. It mainly relies on agriculture and fishing until 20th century but after World War II it became one of the most developed and wealthiest nations in the world. This country has made a significant recovery after affected by worldwide crisis in the year 2008. It maintains Nordic Social Welfare System to provide tertiary education and health care for their citizens. There is no army and crime rate is totally zero in Iceland thus you can see banks functioning without policemen. The life expectancy of people in Iceland is 76.4 for men and 81.3 for women.

The total area of Canada is 9.98 million square kilometer which made it as the second largest country in the world by total area. It is ranked as eight in Human Development Index with highest per capita income. People in Canada enjoy the average life of 81 years with highly equipped health care system. It has fulfilled most of the factors like higher per capita, better education, low crime rate, health, and social support to become one of the best places to live in the world. It is one of the world’s multicultural and most ethnically diverse nation where you can find people from different culture. The complex and long relationship with United States has Canada to had a significant impact on its culture and economy. It generated higher income from tourism and ranked as one of the top trading nations because of its free trade policies.

Even though Austria is high in population it is offering better quality of life to their citizens since 2009 and it has gone down only 0.1 percent during economic crisis which made this as one of the best countries to live in the world. It ranked as 21 in Human Development Index with high standard of living in the year 2013 and one of the richest countries in the world with the highest per capita of $46,330 during the estimation in 2012. The average life expectancy of people is 43 years. This country has satisfied their citizen with basic and better housing facilities. The majority of population in Austria is educated and people in that country are enjoying a wealthy lifestyle. They offer high class schooling and education system to all of their people which also have the highest employment rate. All these features made Austria as one of the best place to live in this world.

Denmark ranked first in the list issued by world Happiness Report because it has zero crime rates, murder, no corruption, and stability in economic growth, quality life, etc. All these things made it as one of the best, happiest and safest countries to live in the world. Nearly 18 weeks of paid leave is given to mothers and 79 percent of women are working which is comparatively higher than other countries. People in this country are more concerned about their environment and they follow excellent health care system.

Sweden is the third largest country in European Union by total land mass. It has the population of 9.7 million people and offer better standard of living for its entire citizen. They provide 16 months of parental leave which is comparatively higher than other countries. People have the freedom of choice and there are no much issues about human rights in Sweden. They are following Nordic social welfare system to provide tertiary education and universal health care for its citizen. It is the best place for women where they get safety and they can see their child grown up. You can breathe clean and fresh air and also has many excellent places to visit.

People in Norway loves doing party than any other countries. They have largest oil manufacturing units which contribute to the nation’s wealth. You can get healthiest food, fresh air and clean water in this country which can be the reason behind their healthy life. They mainly depend on reserves like natural gas, minerals, lumber, hydropower, seafood and petroleum. They have parliament system of government and it is a Unitary Constitutional Monarchy. On the whole it is the best place to live in the world 2015 in which the average life expectancy of a man is 50 years and for women it is 47 years

by far one of the most awesome countries to live in. It has so much. Theme parks, volcanoes, kind people, and so much more. C'on who wouldn't want to go see where lord of the rings, the hobbit and king kong was filmed swell as hundreds more. What can't yo do here? There's very little crime, no shortages of water, food, air
The world's 10 best cities to live in, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit global “liveability” study, which looks at how “tolerable” it is to live in a particular place given its crime levels, threat of conflict, quality of medical care, levels of censorship, temperature, schools and transport links.

The United Kingdom is home to everyone’s favourite royals, led by the worthy Queen Elizabeth II. It’s also the country that grabs the 7th position on the GCI. The UK is ranked among the top 10 for World Order, Prosperity and Equality, and Health and Wellbeing. However, it ranks as the number one country for Science and Technology. The UK is doing extremely well in the areas of Journal Exports, International Publications and Nobel Prizes. It’s also performing strongly in the area of International Students. No wonder this powerful collection of countries breaches the top 10 best nations in the world.