10 Best Countries to Move to and Raise a Family
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- What are the best countries to move to and raise a family? For youngsters, relocating, especially overseas, might be both exhilarating and worrisome at the same time. They are being uprooted from familiar surroundings and detached from friends, schools, and communities. Children, on the other hand, gain from the incredible exposure to different cultures and experiences that comes with moving globally.
Furthermore, children who grow up in foreign countries and learn new languages typically acquire abilities that make them significantly more flexible and uniquely prepared for leadership positions.
Here are the 10 best countries to move and raise a family based on the quality of education, social benefits, safety, nature, tolerance, health services, childcare services, and quality of life.
10. Belgium
Belgian children benefit from a strong educational system that places a high emphasis on creativity and healthy habits. The country’s law provides that all children of paid employees are entitled to a government-sponsored child stipend. This is true regardless of whether or not the parents have a good income. The amount paid is determined by the number of children, their ages, and their ability or disability status. Besides, children who continue to attend school are entitled to an 'allocation secondaire,' which is small financial assistance that they will continue to get until they reach the age of 25 or until they drop out of the school system. The payment is usually made to moms. The financial assistance provided by the government to parents of children in Belgium does not exclude expat.
9. Australia
Moving to Australia will place your children in one of the best countries to raise a family. In Australia, there is a high value on health, integration, and general quality of life, among other things. When qualified parents take time off work to care for a newborn or a newly adopted child, the Australian government provides them with financial assistance for up to 18 weeks.
Physical and sporting activities are strongly emphasized in this country and the result is seen in the relatively high life expectancy for both male and female Aussies. According to polls and government data, concerns about the environment and climate change continue to be serious in the country.
8. New Zealand
If you decide to relocate to New Zealand, you will be moving to one of the best countries to raise a family in the world. This country places a high priority on raising healthy children by taking them through a successful but highly competitive school system. This provides them with a well-rounded upbringing.
Expats who are in a new location for only a short period of time are more likely to enroll their children in private schools. However, public schools can be a useful method for them to get acclimated to their new surroundings. Kids who attend local public schools are likely to have local friends more quickly. In addition, New Zealand is one of the world's best countries in terms of health, integration, and general life quality.
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We're looking for a country with benefits for traditional single income parenting. We don't like the idea of daycare centres raising our children because were too busy working. Anyone got recommedations?
Belgium. Netherland, germany, denmark, finland, norway, sweden, maybe italy
Hi choose any country but not CANADA -- not a country to raise your kids
10. 1:03 Belgium
09. 1:56 Australia
08. 2:37 New zealand
07. 3:23 switzerland
06. 4:27 Canada
05. 5:11 Finland
04. 6:14 The Netherland
03. 6:46 Norway
02. 7:20 Sweden
01. 8:17 Denmark
What is the best country in the Scandinavian, bit confused pls guide me in all terms?
It's in the video, my friend.
Australia has so much more than Belgium for young people...
When would Nigeria be on the list?
hahahahahhahahaahahaahah
It'll happen in the millennium reign of Jesus Christ
Sweden should be number 1... I wish to be in sweden in some months time.
I live in sweden
@@RealJasonM100 what is it like living there?
Pretty nice
Very good raising children
A bunch of countries that will teach your child about transgenderism and gays in school. Top dream of every father! Yeah, what a great list!
Sorry you're so weak and insecure that you can't handle people existing if they're different than you.
I laughed my ass off... Europe is just crazy, no future here if you are sane.
"very low" cost of living in Norway?? Sorry??
I wonder if that is compared to the higher wages?
Norway is very expensive standard living.. But i like Norway`s beautiful nature 👌
What about Germany?
was raised here. i wanna move away cuz everything is gayinized. dont come if you want mentally healthy children
I live in Sweden and Sweden should number 1
Sweden is very xenophobic (and racist not surprisingly) so it’s not a top country for non sweds to move to.
@@clickbiat i have never seen a racist person in Sweden
Wow he deleted his comment
Intolerance country Sweden
@King Jason is this true for brown people or people of different faiths ?
Scandinavian Countries are good for starting a family 🙌 i live in Sweden ..
🌻🌻🌻#Sweden should no.1 😎
Hi bit confused about where to live in Scandinavian as you are in Sweden pls guide me
Title should be best country country to rise a kid if you have a fat wallets...
Dislike for sure. Canada! Really?!
Australia has so much more than Belgium for young people...
Australia has so much more than Belgium for young people...