*10,000 LIKES if you want me to Rank ALL 195 COUNTRIES from WORST to BEST!* Hope you all enjoy the Top 10 BEST Countries to Live in for 2023! Let me know what you think I got wrong or right, and also if you'd be interested in videos where I interview locals of different places about life in their city / state / country!
The list of the countries in the video: 10. Japan 09. Netherland 08. Finland 07. Canda 06. Iceland 05. Australia 04. Norway 03. Ireland 02.Denmark 01. Switzerland
I don't buy this list . A car is stolen every 40 minutes in Canada , Shootings are very common in cities like Toronto. Uncontrolled number of allegedly international students coming on fraudulent documents and going to shady colleges and exacerbating the housing shortage crisis. Record numbers of people using food banks , record number of homelessness.....
Hey USA citizens considering a new country to live in.... please consider Australian. We speak the same language, eat the same food and have the same traditions. We have FREE medical, top wages and amazing free education. We don't get snow either in any of our large cities but you can got into the country to ski! Aussies will welcome you, we love our US cousins.
😂😂😂 I’m Australian and it’s always funny to hear about people having fear about wildlife and the past COVID laws. a) yes during COVID our laws were strict but not many people died. b) I have NEVER been afraid of snakes and spiders as nearly no one is killed by these animals. And if an American calls Australia a police state that is just so laughable. 1% of Americans are incarcerated which is far higher percentage then any other developed nation. I assume a yank wrote some shit about a police state because that is a very American thing to say.
I live in Ireland. Just to correct you on one thing: The country's population isn't 7 million it's actually 5 million. Other than that, I'm really happy to see it on this and yeah I do agree with everything else that you've said about the country in this video. In fact, if anyone here is thinking about moving here, remember that it doesn't matter what nationality you are, everybody is welcome here! Irish people are always very friendly and very welcoming to everyone! Respect to you for putting the country here.
Thank you sir, nice to see my Switzerland doing well. I am an American here now for 34 years and counting. 6 adult children born here and all did well with the world`s best apprenticeship system, and no debts for it. I love the beauty of this small country and the 4 language regions make it even more exciting. I still love driving and the sudden change of the signs in the Italian, and French speaking regions, as I live in the Swiss German speaking region, and love it. I grew up with a great father, but we were poor to the bone. He got into Buddhism after the army and his Christian upbringing and kept changing the places we were living in. He was a welder and artist, and kept busy with that stuff. No racism, no guns, no bibles, no flag waving, just respectful of others and low key. I love the amazingly beautiful Swiss churches everywhere, and yes I go in and relax. In America no, because it was not welcoming at all. Here never ever anybody attacking me, or questioning why I am inside the church. I sent a letter to Bern telling them this story and a woman wrote back that I am welcome and they are thankful for my feedback, although I am not religious at all. I lived in New Jersey, Idaho, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maine, Colorado, Oregon, Colorado again, then Washington state, where I finished high school in 1983. From there it was to my mom just north of San Francisco, where I studied classical ballet for 4 years. Then I met a Swiss girl in SF who was learning English, after her Paris stint for French. I am a mountain person so totally happy here, just like my favorite place, Colorado, in America.
American expat here in CH too - for 9 years. 1 more until I can apply for citizenship. My family absolutely loves it here! If we knew we were going to stay so long we would have kept kids in the local school. But they’re in the international school and love it. And my son is thinking about going to film school in Prague. Another win!
I am French, husband American, and after over 30 years in the US, I want to return to Europe... but outside of the EU. My husband loves Europe. We are planning to move to Switzerland, around Lugano. I speak fluent French, good Italian and some German. Do you know of a good expat site for Americans living in Switzerland? Thank you!
@@stayfocused1041 Lugano in Ticino is my favorite place. My ex Swiss wife has a house in Morcote, names Switzerland`s most beautiful town some years ago. Damn it! 😄 Sorry, but I am not aware of any expat site for you to contact. I wish you all the best with that adventure, and I highly recommend it. I love Italy, France, Germany, Austria, and Lichtenstein. Great to be surrounded by them.
@@davidbalmer473 Thank you, it is very encouraging. I have checked real estate in Morcote, seems wonderful. We will most likely rent a house for a year outside of Lugano and then decide where to purchase. We like quiet and privacy, the countryside, and one of my husband's hobbies are fruit trees.
Thank you for this list. I have been to every one of these countries and have found a lot to like about each of them, with the exception of CLIMATE. I would not like to live in the frigid winters of most of them. Australia's climate is probably the most manageable for me.
Wow, I'm lucky enough to have seen Seljalandsfoss in Iceland just two weeks ago. What a beautiful sight, especially when the whole surrounding area is covered in snow! I also saw Plitvice last year, both incredible sights!
My grandfather came from Ireland to UK in 1895 because most Irish people were poor, glad to say his offspring have all worked hard, prospered and are very happy here in beautiful England.
Being from the U.S., I have not visited most of the countries on this list, but when I visited Switzerland I thought it was the the most awesome place I ever visited. Some may be personal taste since I liked the mountains and lakes, which is why western Canada is also special. . I thought though that Switzerland was expensive, so maybe that is just the case to outsiders visiting the country?
I am Swiss, and even though I love to travel to countries all over the world, I wouldnt want to live anywhere else, because I know that no other country can offer me the same quality of living like Switzerland. But yes, it is expensive. It is okay if you live in Switzerland and earn swiss wages. But if you visit Switzerland from a country with lower wages, its really expensive.
@@swissfoodie3542 Thanks for the info. I guessed that might be the case. I still wear my Lucerne Pilatus cap given out for free when at the top of Mount Pilatus in Lucerne from 2016. I recently ran in to a person here who grew up in Swiizerland who commented on my cap. She was even from Lucerne.
@@larryloveless2967 The cap seems to be a great memory from a great trip and I hope you will enjoy it for many more years. Pilatus is beautiful, as in Luzern. Both places are quite touristy (for swiss standards), but that doesnt change the fact that they are amazing.
@@swissfoodie3542 One unexpected highlight came when the main road for our tour bus was closed for some reason so we took aa altternate toute from St. Moritz to Innsbuck through a national park and went in to the rural mouttain areas of farming with the many cows and their bells and the farmers looking so surprised to see a tour bus. Fortunately we barely cleared some overhead bridges. Thanks
I lived in Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Spian and Serbia, and I would put Denmark in 1st place! Besides amazing infrastructure and job opportunities with good wages, the locals are the friendliest people on earth. Just having a walk down the street will fill you with such a positive energy because everywhere you look you will see people smiling, laughing, singing, etc. It is the only country I lived in where locals actually make effort for expats to feel welcomed and integrated (not something I could say for Switcherland). They love their country, you will see a DK flag on the windows of EVERY household, and for a good reason. Most of them stay in DK their whole lives without having any intentions of moving anywhere else (that''s why you will not see many danes around the world). Also, out of the bigger cities, the countryside is beautiful! So many green spaces with beautiful villages! It's the country that literally has everything you need for a very content life. The only thing that I don't like is the lanaguage (to me personally is the ugliest language alongside thai) but they all speak english perfectly, from little kids to very old people! I also have to add that is probably the best country to live in if you have a physical disability: having one myself I often felt discrimination in other countries, well not in Denmark! Besides the benefits and amazing social services, the people there just never made me feel different with starring or special treatments. Hands down the best place in the world!
There are also a lot of almost abandoned towns that look like crap. With no job opportunities in so many parts of a very small country. Shops closing down etc. Roads that got so many bumps in it its barely drivable.
Exactly, add onto that the insanely high taxes on EVERYTHING and the current housing crisis(both renting & owning), forcing people away from the areas with jobs to live in run down shacks in the middle of nowhere. @@RobinAsp77
ok stay there plz. dont move... where roads in bad conditions, climat and so on , i m sure Swiss people dont like you or somebody like you.. so much...
This video was awesome. I love all of these countries I will say the US is like a 3rd world country compared to these countries. Should not be on this list at all. It literally is not even on the top 100 places to live for safety
You mentioned the 10 best countries in the world but most are countries in the West except Hong Kong but few countries in Asia are mentioned. China can boast the happiness of it's citizens most advanced rail system, best cuisine & most beautiful landscape you can visit. Forget about the hype and see for yourself why China is the safest country in the world today.
you might get to hate it tho since - english isn't an option meaning if you want to get anything done when it comes to documents you better know your kanji - working from home is a concept that many still can't wrap there head around (even youtubers have issues since "youtuber" isn't viewed as a proper job in some cases) - japan in general is still very old fashioned .... a lot of paperwork, nothing is digital, cash is necessary in basically every place, (yeah convenience is solved nice in some cases, such as puplic transport, but same can't be said about work life) - very poor work life balance with basically no free/familytime and basically no vacationdays (and even the ones you do get aren't used most of the time because of the pressure you have at work and from colleagues that would have to shoulder your work when you're gone) - racism against foreigners is still noticeable in japan so finding an apartment or even a job might be difficult, since it isn't very common to move around/move jobs -> they dislike foreigners since they tend to leave after a few months/years - japan still has one of the highest suicide rates in the world because of their old fashioned work attic (for example even if you're done with work you're not allowed to go home since your boss is still working - and while waiting for him you have to look like you're busy cause that would be disrespectful as well)
The working hours are terrible and the US is probably better… The reason homelessness is not a problem is because people are working all day just to get by… Beautiful Japan is beautiful on the outside but not on the inside. After further research I no longer want to live in Japan or South Korea… Yes it’s a good place for vacation but not to live there. If you take my advice your life may be better than when you move to Japan.
as a japanese, it rly is a nice country... at least for now. life quality is great, and its quite clean almost everywhere, although as a foreigner you will probably face problems, we are notorious for our horrible engrish and racism. the work hours are hellish, no arguing with that, but its improving. honestly doe i kinda want to move to the us if i have the chance to. if you want to live for a few years it will prob be great but settling down for good... maybe nah
This is point of view refreshing to say the least. We have been subjected to political incompetence by those who's only goal is to fester their own nests for quite some time now. Indeed there are still those that genuinely strive for success in all arenas that will benefit the good. Thank you for this assuring post and we look forward to many more.
The situation we are in now is what they (literally the governments and his officials)have been planning all along. So improve ourselves 1% each day by doing what is necessary.
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank has torn into global markets, with investors ripping up their forecasts for further rises in interest rates and dumping bank stocks around the world. I'm at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my dipping 200k stock portfolio, what's the best way to take advantage of this bear market?
@@ebonicalbert5711 The SVB situation is a reminder that Fed hikes are having an effect, even if the economy has held up so far," It's precisely at times like these that investors need to be on guard against the next certainty. You don't have to act on every forecast, hence i will suggest you get yourself a financial-advisor
@@henrymiller_ I agree, having a brokerage advisor for investing is genius! Amidst the financial crisis in 2008, I was really having inveesting nightmare prior touching base with a advisor. In a nutshell, i've accrued over $850k with the help of my advisor from an initial $120k investment
@@williamadams2361 .I've actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I've been seeing in the market hasn't been so encouraging, who's the person guiding you?
as a Dutchman I wanna say that the Netherlands is a country to study and then go to a place where the taxes are lower because you pay 48% of your yearly salary to the government. And the normal lifestyle is so expensive since the inflation. I earn about 6k a month pre tax so I make around 72k a year pre tax. That means after tax I get around 36k a year. I can save about 1,5k a month but I still live with my mother so no rent or monthly costs. I wanna go to Canada since my friend said it would be easier. Any suggestions ???
as a former canadian not sure if Canada is as low tax as you’re hoping so i’d recommend looking into how much Canadians really pay in taxes before moving. Good luck
What I've seen in the NL is that you get good value for your high taxation, and experience has shown me in my 85 years that low tax is great for the privileged and rubbish for the rest. Having seen the general lifestyle in the NL, other countries could learn a lot if only they dared to implement the changes. Be Careful what you wish for, I can assure you that most countries in the world do not compare with conditions in NL
If you want high income and low taxes in Canada, then your best bet is Alberta, in cities such as Edmonton and Calgary. However I hope you like driving because a car is essential in those areas.
I'm really not surprised to see Switzerland taking the #1 spot. Switzerland is the real global beacon on the hill. It's THE benchmark nation which all the other countries should strive to model after.
One of my clients is from Switzerland. She is a amazing lady. She helps the Switzerland community in usa all the time. I'm going to visit their one day😊
Switzerland is not all sunshine and rainbows. They have the highest number of gun owning citizen in the world behind the US and its the birthplace of the technocrat, iluminati elite and corrupt bankers.
So this is where “mango tango” has went, I wondered what you were doing after the mango tango channel was on break. Hopefully ya go back to that channel one day
Though agree with most of the rankings I would highly suggest New Zealand could arguably beat Ireland, Iceland, Denmark and Australia but I guess it all depends on how you are determining the ranking. Interesting though!
25 years ago the Netherlands was a nice country to live in. Now there are to many problems; high taxes on income, homes, cars, food, gasoline etc., no affordable homes available, in a couple of years people have to work untill they are 70 years old before they receive a retirement pension, very expensive living conditions, crime rate increases every month, health care is getting worse, CO2 problem is gotten out of hand, should I go on?
Beaming with pride over moving to Canada last year from the UK 😃 I'd place Finland a bit higher, love that country but while Helsinki is a great city, I prefer Tampere, a hidden European gem and would happily live there if I could master the language 🤔
Can you share your insight and experience living in both Canada and the UK? I'm considering moving to those two or the US and would appreciate some real info
We moved from the UK back in 2020! Are you based near Toronto? Seeing house prices rocket in front of our eyes has been pretty scary. We might move out to Alberta once we've finished studying :)
@Rozhin I'm still kind of new in Canada, but from what I know so far, the people are the best. Already working with about the nicest team I've been a part of. I'm in the west part of Canada because it's close to so many beautiful mountain areas like Banff and Jasper and not too far from my fave parts of US, the PNW area. UK I find is too much hustle and bustle and while I know some lovely people, others in public can be quite rude and negative for no reason and haven't experienced any of that in Canada so far. But UK has plenty of lovely national park and beach spots in the summer and Scotland is for me the most beautiful part of the UK by far
I do a similar ranking myself and I love this topic. In 2022, I included 156 countries that I assessed in 38 categories. I will present the top 20 and selected places from other countries. World Living Standards Ranking 2022: place 20. Australia 19. Belgium 18. New Zeland 17. Japan 16. Estonia 15. Portugal 14. Canada 13. Singapore 12. Slovenia 11. Austria 10. Germany 9. Ireland 8. The Netherlands 7. Luxembourg 6. Sweden 5. Finland 4. Iceland 3. Norway 2. Denmark 1. Switzerland. UK = 21, Italy = 29 , USA = 35 , UAE = 38 , Greece = 39 , Belarus = 57 , Ukraine = 66 , Russia = 69 , China = 74 , Cuba = 78 , Turkey = 83 , Brasil = 87 , India = 112 , Libya = 125 , Iraq = 127 , Haiti = 146 , Syria = 149 , Afganistan = 154 and Yemen = 156.
So, how easy is it to get into these countries as an expat? Most of the countries on this list are incredibly expensive. A List of the top 10 safe educated countries with good health and social services that one could actually get into, to work or retire, without paying half your money in taxes, would be more interesting.
There was a time Canada was always in the top 5 in these surveys. We are slipping, government is becoming more corrupt, and the cost of living is going through the roof. We will be out of the top ten completely in less than 5 years imo.
The wages don't catch up to the cost of living. Back in 1964, my parents bought a ravine lot outside of Van. for $1000. A few years ago, that house sold for almost a million. Unreal.
@@MichelR-o4s Its not really poor...but there IS social inequality in recent yesrs due to widespread corruption.Present day Spain is too corrupt.MUST fix this.
I travelled over 70 countries in the world and I think all the countries are beautiful in my eyes. I live in Buffalo New York but I can live anywhere in the world as I love living simple life .
@@GaionSputro thanks and simply life is beautiful and the world is really beautiful and people are also beautiful. We just need to respect all the opinions . We all are created in different ways. And living with simplicity is the best way to go. Take care ..
Out of all of these countries I would pick Australia, because everywhere else is so bloody freezing cold lol.... and not only is Australia nice and comfortably warm with very nice weather, would you look at those beautiful beaches and national parks..... wow!!!!
I am so looking forward to the best cities to live in the US videos. Big, Medium, Small, Very Small, and Small towns. Heck, if you want to do it, Very Small Towns. I’d like to see the worst Big, Medium, and Small cities as well. Yeah, those video’s especially as the cities get smaller, are incredible!
@@dianabalan yeah but wages are so high that is not expensive i have a cousin born there average family they live extremly good no problem for nothing except to buy house/apartment, my friend couple years ago move to zurich for work and even with rent he is living like never before most likely he will not return
@@dianabalan just imagine life of average swiss family who got their own place to live and got "normal" jobs if u compare that to rest of the world its almost night/day diffrence.... Scandinavic country are also good if you look overall life
Great video as usual. A couple of things I'd like to point out based on my personal experience. Yes, if you look at the data, Northern European countries always rank higher than the southern ones. However, you can't compare the quality of life you get in Southern Europe in terms of weather, fresh food and outdoor activities. Of course there are areas that you cannot quite consider valid locations to move to such as certain parts of Greece or the South of Italy, which are lagging behind with regards to labour market, health care and infrastructures. Nonetheless, I have lived in Spain for the past 18 months and I can guarantee the health care is spot on and so are roads and public transport. As for jobs, there are some fast growing insustries such as pharmaceuticals, tech and banking. On the top of this, you get nice weather all year round and the food is different level. TO MY EXPERIENCE (please don't come here and roast me, this is very much a subjective consideration), Spain is a significantly better place where to live compared to the Netherlands and the UK (where I lived most of my life). The second aspect I wanted to bring up is the economy. The size of the economy is often misleading: London, LA, Hong Kong, Amsterdam or even Dublin certainly have solid economies and plenty of jobs, but if you are working class, good luck with buying a preperty and having access to an acceptable lifestyle. Everything is too expensive, housing space is very limited and the gap between the rich and the poor is getting more and more substantial.
Funny cause Im Spanish and Im probably moving to the Netherlands, and potentially Ireland or Switzerland later. I could agree about cost of leaving, outside activities and weather. But if you cant stand the corruption and the horrific political class, the high unemployment rate and the values and mentality of people here, maybe try something different is a good idea. I dont enjoy parties, discos and reggeaton music. Which is pretty much the only plan you could try for meeting people as an university student and people have a very short term mentality and are low ambitious. Im generalizing, there are some excellent, hard working and charming people here but im willing to try a different society. Also I would add that in Spain you cant generally buy a house either and the unemployment for young people is 40%, we are a forgotten class
I've been living in Spain for 24 years and Spain is no better for buying or renting flats right now either. There are no perfect places that's for sure. Spain has a winter. It gets cold here like everywhere else. Spain isn't in the Carribean as some like to think it is. Plus, you don't see Scandinavian women running down to Spain to work in Spanish companies. They probably couldn't even deal with men here cause so many guys live with Mamá until they're 40. The only conversation you can have with Spanish people in general is about how great their food, which it is not. And how wonderful Spain is. The people are imposible to get to know since they hang out with the same people they've known since primary school and the Spanish aren't really open to getting to know new people. For the Spanish life is a bar.
I think you are looking at Spain through the eyes of a foreigner who still thinks hè/she is on an extended summer vacation. I knew of a well educated Dutch girl who had a Spanish boyfriend and moved to Spain. They couldn’t afford housing despite both earning good money and she was forced to live with her in-Laws in a far too small apartment. They were good people but living that way for long takes it’s toll on any relationship. After a few years she returned to the Netherlands completely disillusioned about her life in Spain.
Who is more social with the poor people wll be more be ranked; this doesn't exist in Belgium; because the rich people here will always have all the money of the people...
Top ten best countries to live for American haters: 1. North Korea 2. Cuba 3. Afghanistan 4. Iraq 5. Iran 6. Russia 7. China 8. Vietnam 9. Laos 10. Belarus
Hi mango, I hope you didn't forget that name I just now realized about this channel I think that it amazing that you are still posting can you tell us why you stopped on the main mango tang I only have youtube
I’ve always wondered what a lot of other countries are like and this channel really helps know how good these countries really are…keep the videos coming 👍
Iceland and Norway are by far the best and cleanest and prettiest countries ever and should be at the top, and The Netherlands and Denmark and The Faroe Islands too, plus the languages Icelandic / Norwegian / Dutch / Faroese / Danish are so heavenly and five of the prettiest languages ever created that are as gorgeous as English / Norse / Gothic (ég myndi vilja búa á Íslandi, þrátt hið kalt veður) and also Welsh, and Sweden / Finland / Switzerland / Luxembourg / Austria / Ireland / Wales / Scotland etc are also in the top 10, and also, Finnish is not even close to being one of the hardest languages ever lol, Finnish is one of the easiest languages ever and is just a category 2 language, so it’s even easier than Irish and Scottish Gaelic which are both category 3, and I don’t understand why most ppl believe this misconception that Finnish or Hungarian are ‘hard’ lol, I am learning all these languages myself, so I know for a fact that they are very easy to learn and pronounce and type as they all use the Latin alphabet - the hardest languages ever would be the Asian languages (with the Chinese languages and Japanese etc beings the hardest ever) and Arabic languages and African languages which are category 6 to category 10 languages, and, the hardest European languages are Russian and similar languages that use different alphabets (category 5) and Polish and Czech which are category 4 with very heavy spelling, and Greek which is category 5 or 6, so they are quite hard too!
Love to my neighbors Denmark and Switzerland. Yes indeed the best countries in the world. Very strong and organized and friendly and clean. Greetings from Germany.
There are cultural differences which I love. For me as a Swiss, I like Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Scandinavia ..... actually all of Europe. I could also live anywhere in Europe.
As an Australian I love this beautiful country we have a long way to go in terms of corruption and greed. Our public infrastructure and services are slowly being eroded away by privitisation and we have some of the highest utility costs in the world. If you don't have solar your electricity can easily cost in the thousand's per year.
If I may add: Switzerland is only so expensive because of how stable their economy is as well as the extremely high incomes people have there. So if you were to move there with a Swiss Job, you'd likely be able to hold yourself up just fine
Can international student get a swiss job after completing Bachelor/Master degree ? I heard the acceptance rate is too low. You have to be super skilled candidate to get jobs (because those jobs are meant for swiss peoples and not for any non-EU person)
Interesting! I've lived in HK since 1982 - can't complain. Surprised my home country NZ didn't show up. I have spent a lot of time in Japan - considering a move, actually - I've always felt very at home there, Kyoto & Sapporo both beautiful in very different ways - Tokyo is a blast but 10 days is about as much as I can take, same with Singapore which is a great city but a bit boring - same weather all year round. Would like to check out Ireland & Switzerland for sure! Fun video.
@@NeiNZ44 First let me say I'm an old bloke, came here as a thirteen year old in 1953 and am comfortable personally and financially. Jacinda Ardern led this country for almost six years, she was a communist in her youth and a pupil of the Carl Shwaab school for emerging leaders, a globalist.. Some things you should look up on youtube or google "An introduction to 1080poison in N.Z" "Co governance" "Maori health authority""Chinese investment/ownership in NZ". "Ram raids" The Chinese are bottling and selling our water, the same water Chris Hipkins and Ardern want to impose co-governance on?. Ardern used Covid to test how compliant we could become, she imposed mandates, banned medications which were being used successfully elsewhere and denied New Zealanders access to their own country. I was one of them, stranded in Australia for three months. Housing is very expensive and so is our cost of living. Our climate is pretty good and we are a long way from war in Europe though I see NZ is going to help the fascists in Ukraine. Sorry this has turned into a bit of a rant.
@@NeiNZ44NZ used to be really safe but the crime rate has increased significantly, the weather is pretty horrible all year round and it's super expensive to live there. I would recommend moving to Australia instead
Dear Friend, I have been to Iceland 4 times in all seasons. My favorite country of all time!! I love this country. Shocking they speak English better than Americans and the most friendly people and the best sea food (lobster) in the world. I hope to go back someday. Thanks for the great videos...watched all, Greg Adams, Springfield, Louisiana. USA.
@@dsxa918 No my friend I do not. Most of my remaining family lives up in Memphis, Tennessee and surrounding areas. Thanks for asking. I love the swamps of Louisiana, in the woods and love it. Thank you for asking, Greg
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Hope you all enjoy the Top 10 BEST Countries to Live in for 2023! Let me know what you think I got wrong or right, and also if you'd be interested in videos where I interview locals of different places about life in their city / state / country!
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@@ethomephone9038 Agreed
The list of the countries in the video:
10. Japan
09. Netherland
08. Finland
07. Canda
06. Iceland
05. Australia
04. Norway
03. Ireland
02.Denmark
01. Switzerland
spoiler- a person that spoils something. reduce surprise? no good to spoil his views?
Zcheck republic?
USA?
Denmark and not Sweden 😏
01.1 russia forever !, дурни не нормальные
0:53 Honorable Mention:Czech Republic
2:06 Japan
3:31 Netherlands
4:56 Finland
6:12 Canada
7:43 Iceland
9:14 Australia
10:56 Norway
12:37 Ireland
14:04 Denmark
15:46 Honorable Mention:America
16:03 Switzerland
It’s Hong Kong
America was mentioned too. Also Hong Kong is recognized as part of China.
I don't buy this list . A car is stolen every 40 minutes in Canada , Shootings are very common in cities like Toronto. Uncontrolled number of allegedly international students coming on fraudulent documents and going to shady colleges and exacerbating the housing shortage crisis. Record numbers of people using food banks , record number of homelessness.....
America 💀
Canada being in eighth place despite it's dire housing crisis and rising crime is an indicator of the state of the world.
Hey USA citizens considering a new country to live in.... please consider Australian. We speak the same language, eat the same food and have the same traditions. We have FREE medical, top wages and amazing free education. We don't get snow either in any of our large cities but you can got into the country to ski! Aussies will welcome you, we love our US cousins.
Yes but the wildlife is a bit of a problem
Is It really free though? It doesn't come out your taxes?
No lie I’ve been thinking about Australia
Are you kidding? It was one of the worst countries through Covid. No thank you to moving to police state.
😂😂😂 I’m Australian and it’s always funny to hear about people having fear about wildlife and the past COVID laws.
a) yes during COVID our laws were strict but not many people died.
b) I have NEVER been afraid of snakes and spiders as nearly no one is killed by these animals.
And if an American calls Australia a police state that is just so laughable. 1% of Americans are incarcerated which is far higher percentage then any other developed nation.
I assume a yank wrote some shit about a police state because that is a very American thing to say.
I live in Ireland. Just to correct you on one thing: The country's population isn't 7 million it's actually 5 million. Other than that, I'm really happy to see it on this and yeah I do agree with everything else that you've said about the country in this video. In fact, if anyone here is thinking about moving here, remember that it doesn't matter what nationality you are, everybody is welcome here! Irish people are always very friendly and very welcoming to everyone! Respect to you for putting the country here.
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I am moving to Ireland please halp to me thanks 👍
@@islambadshahkhan6715 I don’t have a lot of money to help you move here just so you know. I’m 18 years old
@@maellecampion how is it over there man bout ur age what's up
Even if you don't hit 10k likes, I still really wanna see all countries ranked
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nice, Mango loyal fan
Watching this makes me happy because u were my child hood and help me with years of depression
Thank you sir, nice to see my Switzerland doing well. I am an American here now for 34 years and counting. 6 adult children born here and all did well with the world`s best apprenticeship system, and no debts for it. I love the beauty of this small country and the 4 language regions make it even more exciting. I still love driving and the sudden change of the signs in the Italian, and French speaking regions, as I live in the Swiss German speaking region, and love it. I grew up with a great father, but we were poor to the bone. He got into Buddhism after the army and his Christian upbringing and kept changing the places we were living in. He was a welder and artist, and kept busy with that stuff. No racism, no guns, no bibles, no flag waving, just respectful of others and low key. I love the amazingly beautiful Swiss churches everywhere, and yes I go in and relax. In America no, because it was not welcoming at all. Here never ever anybody attacking me, or questioning why I am inside the church. I sent a letter to Bern telling them this story and a woman wrote back that I am welcome and they are thankful for my feedback, although I am not religious at all.
I lived in New Jersey, Idaho, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maine, Colorado, Oregon, Colorado again, then Washington state, where I finished high school in 1983. From there it was to my mom just north of San Francisco, where I studied classical ballet for 4 years. Then I met a Swiss girl in SF who was learning English, after her Paris stint for French. I am a mountain person so totally happy here, just like my favorite place, Colorado, in America.
American expat here in CH too - for 9 years. 1 more until I can apply for citizenship. My family absolutely loves it here! If we knew we were going to stay so long we would have kept kids in the local school. But they’re in the international school and love it. And my son is thinking about going to film school in Prague. Another win!
I am French, husband American, and after over 30 years in the US, I want to return to Europe... but outside of the EU. My husband loves Europe. We are planning to move to Switzerland, around Lugano. I speak fluent French, good Italian and some German. Do you know of a good expat site for Americans living in Switzerland? Thank you!
@@SwissMiss138 Nice to hear. Good job, and hopefully Prague works out for your son.
@@stayfocused1041 Lugano in Ticino is my favorite place. My ex Swiss wife has a house in Morcote, names Switzerland`s most beautiful town some years ago. Damn it! 😄 Sorry, but I am not aware of any expat site for you to contact. I wish you all the best with that adventure, and I highly recommend it. I love Italy, France, Germany, Austria, and Lichtenstein. Great to be surrounded by them.
@@davidbalmer473 Thank you, it is very encouraging. I have checked real estate in Morcote, seems wonderful. We will most likely rent a house for a year outside of Lugano and then decide where to purchase. We like quiet and privacy, the countryside, and one of my husband's hobbies are fruit trees.
HOLY SHIT MANGO TANGO IS ALIVE, bro I been searching for a video from you for a while, you were my childhood
Please explain. This seems very interesting.
This video is super helpful! Can't wait to explore these top countries to live in. Time to start planning my next adventure!
Thank you for this list. I have been to every one of these countries and have found a lot to like about each of them, with the exception of CLIMATE. I would not like to live in the frigid winters of most of them. Australia's climate is probably the most manageable for me.
Wow, I'm lucky enough to have seen Seljalandsfoss in Iceland just two weeks ago. What a beautiful sight, especially when the whole surrounding area is covered in snow! I also saw Plitvice last year, both incredible sights!
My grandfather came from Ireland to UK in 1895 because most Irish people were poor, glad to say his offspring have all worked hard, prospered and are very happy here in beautiful England.
Holle dear
See what they did to Ireland back in the 1805 era. UK my ass. UK was dominating Ireland for a couple of centuries. @Paddy234
The Irish were all poor BECAUSE of the Brits lmaoooo. You joined your oppressor and betrayed your people
I can’t wait to go to Japan🥰 it’s been on my list for years
Being from the U.S., I have not visited most of the countries on this list, but when I visited Switzerland I thought it was the the most awesome place I ever visited. Some may be personal taste since I liked the mountains and lakes, which is why western Canada is also special. . I thought though that Switzerland was expensive, so maybe that is just the case to outsiders visiting the country?
I am Swiss, and even though I love to travel to countries all over the world, I wouldnt want to live anywhere else, because I know that no other country can offer me the same quality of living like Switzerland. But yes, it is expensive. It is okay if you live in Switzerland and earn swiss wages. But if you visit Switzerland from a country with lower wages, its really expensive.
@@swissfoodie3542 Thanks for the info. I guessed that might be the case. I still wear my Lucerne Pilatus cap given out for free when at the top of Mount Pilatus in Lucerne from 2016. I recently ran in to a person here who grew up in Swiizerland who commented on my cap. She was even from Lucerne.
@@larryloveless2967 The cap seems to be a great memory from a great trip and I hope you will enjoy it for many more years. Pilatus is beautiful, as in Luzern. Both places are quite touristy (for swiss standards), but that doesnt change the fact that they are amazing.
@@swissfoodie3542 One unexpected highlight came when the main road for our tour bus was closed for some reason so we took aa altternate toute from St. Moritz to Innsbuck through a national park and went in to the rural mouttain areas of farming with the many cows and their bells and the farmers looking so surprised to see a tour bus. Fortunately we barely cleared some overhead bridges. Thanks
I love my country and very proud to be Swiss 🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭🇨🇭
I lived in Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Spian and Serbia, and I would put Denmark in 1st place!
Besides amazing infrastructure and job opportunities with good wages, the locals are the friendliest people on earth. Just having a walk down the street will fill you with such a positive energy because everywhere you look you will see people smiling, laughing, singing, etc. It is the only country I lived in where locals actually make effort for expats to feel welcomed and integrated (not something I could say for Switcherland). They love their country, you will see a DK flag on the windows of EVERY household, and for a good reason. Most of them stay in DK their whole lives without having any intentions of moving anywhere else (that''s why you will not see many danes around the world). Also, out of the bigger cities, the countryside is beautiful! So many green spaces with beautiful villages! It's the country that literally has everything you need for a very content life. The only thing that I don't like is the lanaguage (to me personally is the ugliest language alongside thai) but they all speak english perfectly, from little kids to very old people! I also have to add that is probably the best country to live in if you have a physical disability: having one myself I often felt discrimination in other countries, well not in Denmark! Besides the benefits and amazing social services, the people there just never made me feel different with starring or special treatments. Hands down the best place in the world!
There are also a lot of almost abandoned towns that look like crap. With no job opportunities in so many parts of a very small country. Shops closing down etc. Roads that got so many bumps in it its barely drivable.
Exactly, add onto that the insanely high taxes on EVERYTHING and the current housing crisis(both renting & owning), forcing people away from the areas with jobs to live in run down shacks in the middle of nowhere. @@RobinAsp77
Yes but danish people so arrogant and snooby
@@RobinAsp77 yes i'm agree with you.. roads in very bad conditions, also climat , gastronomy...and so on
ok stay there plz. dont move... where roads in bad conditions, climat and so on , i m sure Swiss people dont like you or somebody like you.. so much...
This video was awesome. I love all of these countries I will say the US is like a 3rd world country compared to these countries. Should not be on this list at all. It literally is not even on the top 100 places to live for safety
The us is similar to South Africa
You'd be nothing without the US
@@akupuppy12actually, the us is very dependant on other countries, so you’d be nothing without us buddy ;)
@@akupuppy12 not really
You mentioned the 10 best countries in the world but most are countries in the West except Hong Kong but few countries in Asia are mentioned. China can boast the happiness of it's citizens most advanced rail system, best cuisine & most beautiful landscape you can visit. Forget about the hype and see for yourself why China is the safest country in the world today.
Nice video - thank you for producing it.
Nice informative video, thank you so much. Slowing the video down just a bit might help match your pace of voice.
Dahhhh I so want to get out of the US and live in Japan for a year or two. Great content!
you might get to hate it tho since
- english isn't an option meaning if you want to get anything done when it comes to documents you better know your kanji
- working from home is a concept that many still can't wrap there head around (even youtubers have issues since "youtuber" isn't viewed as a proper job in some cases)
- japan in general is still very old fashioned .... a lot of paperwork, nothing is digital, cash is necessary in basically every place, (yeah convenience is solved nice in some cases, such as puplic transport, but same can't be said about work life)
- very poor work life balance with basically no free/familytime and basically no vacationdays (and even the ones you do get aren't used most of the time because of the pressure you have at work and from colleagues that would have to shoulder your work when you're gone)
- racism against foreigners is still noticeable in japan so finding an apartment or even a job might be difficult, since it isn't very common to move around/move jobs -> they dislike foreigners since they tend to leave after a few months/years
- japan still has one of the highest suicide rates in the world because of their old fashioned work attic (for example even if you're done with work you're not allowed to go home since your boss is still working - and while waiting for him you have to look like you're busy cause that would be disrespectful as well)
The working hours are terrible and the US is probably better… The reason homelessness is not a problem is because people are working all day just to get by… Beautiful Japan is beautiful on the outside but not on the inside. After further research I no longer want to live in Japan or South Korea… Yes it’s a good place for vacation but not to live there. If you take my advice your life may be better than when you move to Japan.
@Christoph Kallab I’m from Germany I don’t live there anymore I moved to the US but your English is solid
@@nolsoup thanks I appreciate your compliment c:
as a japanese, it rly is a nice country... at least for now. life quality is great, and its quite clean almost everywhere, although as a foreigner you will probably face problems, we are notorious for our horrible engrish and racism. the work hours are hellish, no arguing with that, but its improving. honestly doe i kinda want to move to the us if i have the chance to. if you want to live for a few years it will prob be great but settling down for good... maybe nah
This is point of view refreshing to say the least. We have been subjected to political incompetence by those who's only goal is to fester their own nests for quite some time now. Indeed there are still those that genuinely strive for success in all arenas that will benefit the good. Thank you for this assuring post and we look forward to many more.
The situation we are in now is what they (literally the governments and his officials)have been planning all along. So improve ourselves 1% each day by doing what is necessary.
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank has torn into global markets, with investors ripping up their forecasts for further rises in interest rates and dumping bank stocks around the world. I'm at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my dipping 200k stock portfolio, what's the best way to take advantage of this bear market?
@@ebonicalbert5711 The SVB situation is a reminder that Fed hikes are having an effect, even if the economy has held up so far," It's precisely at times like these that investors need to be on guard against the next certainty. You don't have to act on every forecast, hence i will suggest you get yourself a financial-advisor
@@henrymiller_ I agree, having a brokerage advisor for investing is genius! Amidst the financial crisis in 2008, I was really having inveesting nightmare prior touching base with a advisor. In a nutshell, i've accrued over $850k with the help of my advisor from an initial $120k investment
@@williamadams2361 .I've actually been looking into advisors lately, the news I've been seeing in the market hasn't been so encouraging, who's the person guiding you?
as a Dutchman I wanna say that the Netherlands is a country to study and then go to a place where the taxes are lower because you pay 48% of your yearly salary to the government. And the normal lifestyle is so expensive since the inflation. I earn about 6k a month pre tax so I make around 72k a year pre tax. That means after tax I get around 36k a year. I can save about 1,5k a month but I still live with my mother so no rent or monthly costs. I wanna go to Canada since my friend said it would be easier. Any suggestions ???
Ja ik wil hier studeren, in buitenland geld verdienen en hier doodgaam
as a former canadian not sure if Canada is as low tax as you’re hoping so i’d recommend looking into how much Canadians really pay in taxes before moving. Good luck
agree canada is not ideal at all
What I've seen in the NL is that you get good value for your high taxation, and experience has shown me in my 85 years that low tax is great for the privileged and rubbish for the rest. Having seen the general lifestyle in the NL, other countries could learn a lot if only they dared to implement the changes. Be Careful what you wish for, I can assure you that most countries in the world do not compare with conditions in NL
If you want high income and low taxes in Canada, then your best bet is Alberta, in cities such as Edmonton and Calgary. However I hope you like driving because a car is essential in those areas.
I'm really not surprised to see Switzerland taking the #1 spot. Switzerland is the real global beacon on the hill. It's THE benchmark nation which all the other countries should strive to model after.
One of my clients is from Switzerland. She is a amazing lady. She helps the Switzerland community in usa all the time. I'm going to visit their one day😊
totally agree. I would love to move to Switzerland.
Not every country can get rich by hiding and managing dirty money.
Switzerland is not all sunshine and rainbows. They have the highest number of gun owning citizen in the world behind the US and its the birthplace of the technocrat, iluminati elite and corrupt bankers.
95% white. You're right.
Well done my friend!!! Like your since of humor!! Love watching these types of stories. THANK YOU!!!!
agree
yes
Will never forget MangoTango, but glad to see you aren’t dead!
So this is where “mango tango” has went, I wondered what you were doing after the mango tango channel was on break.
Hopefully ya go back to that channel one day
Though agree with most of the rankings I would highly suggest New Zealand could arguably beat Ireland, Iceland, Denmark and Australia but I guess it all depends on how you are determining the ranking. Interesting though!
Beat Australia?
Only in the rugby. 😂
I agree NZ beats Australia in my book. Most of Aus is pretty much uninhabitable desert or semi-desert
I love NZ too. It has best people
No way thats just nonsense new zealand isn't even close to these countries
@@chrisso871 According to you: Switzerland should not be 1# best its mostly just nature Which is the same thing with new zealand
Loved Iceland. I’m Australian…..Sydney weather is pretty good.
Great content but FYI, Shannon Airport has US pre clearance as well as Dublin.Thanks
Let's Ritch 10,000 Likes For 195 Countys Ranked Because That's The Video I Want To See The Most🥳
Yes
agree
Reach, Countries
Always a great day when you upload!
Always a great day when you comment!
@@FromHeretoThere Thank you!
@@FromHeretoThere super cool response
@@FromHeretoThere smart & funny comment
25 years ago the Netherlands was a nice country to live in. Now there are to many problems; high taxes on income, homes, cars, food, gasoline etc., no affordable homes available, in a couple of years people have to work untill they are 70 years old before they receive a retirement pension, very expensive living conditions, crime rate increases every month, health care is getting worse, CO2 problem is gotten out of hand, should I go on?
why there is no Sweden and New Zealand?
Fr
I’m Australian I think New Zealand is better than us
@@Andrewtate-te9cp and also Canada
you mean swerabia and new extorsionland....no wonder they arent here.
Beaming with pride over moving to Canada last year from the UK 😃 I'd place Finland a bit higher, love that country but while Helsinki is a great city, I prefer Tampere, a hidden European gem and would happily live there if I could master the language 🤔
Can you share your insight and experience living in both Canada and the UK? I'm considering moving to those two or the US and would appreciate some real info
We moved from the UK back in 2020! Are you based near Toronto? Seeing house prices rocket in front of our eyes has been pretty scary. We might move out to Alberta once we've finished studying :)
I'm based in Edmonton. I started out in Victoria, BC but a month later moved to Alberta as it does seem to be so much better with living costs.
@Rozhin I'm still kind of new in Canada, but from what I know so far, the people are the best. Already working with about the nicest team I've been a part of. I'm in the west part of Canada because it's close to so many beautiful mountain areas like Banff and Jasper and not too far from my fave parts of US, the PNW area. UK I find is too much hustle and bustle and while I know some lovely people, others in public can be quite rude and negative for no reason and haven't experienced any of that in Canada so far. But UK has plenty of lovely national park and beach spots in the summer and Scotland is for me the most beautiful part of the UK by far
@@liamryan8126 thank you so much for sharing
I prefer to live in warm weather so Australia is my first choice if I ever move.
u want warm weather go to Philippines and your sweating all day all night lol
Youve come a long way mr-M 😉
This is a wonderful video thank you so much for sharing ❤❤❤
I do a similar ranking myself and I love this topic. In 2022, I included 156 countries that I assessed in 38 categories. I will present the top 20 and selected places from other countries. World Living Standards Ranking 2022: place 20. Australia 19. Belgium 18. New Zeland 17. Japan 16. Estonia 15. Portugal 14. Canada 13. Singapore 12. Slovenia 11. Austria 10. Germany 9. Ireland 8. The Netherlands 7. Luxembourg 6. Sweden 5. Finland 4. Iceland 3. Norway 2. Denmark 1. Switzerland. UK = 21, Italy = 29 , USA = 35 , UAE = 38 , Greece = 39 , Belarus = 57 , Ukraine = 66 , Russia = 69 , China = 74 , Cuba = 78 , Turkey = 83 , Brasil = 87 , India = 112 , Libya = 125 , Iraq = 127 , Haiti = 146 , Syria = 149 , Afganistan = 154 and Yemen = 156.
Thats a pretty good list my man, miles better than the one from this video.
@@Psysso Thanks 👍
Very entertaining and educational. Thank you.
So, how easy is it to get into these countries as an expat? Most of the countries on this list are incredibly expensive. A List of the top 10 safe educated countries with good health and social services that one could actually get into, to work or retire, without paying half your money in taxes, would be more interesting.
"Number 4, this is Norway".
And then goes to number 3...
I'm convinced, I'll move from Australia to Norway
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
There was a time Canada was always in the top 5 in these surveys. We are slipping, government is becoming more corrupt, and the cost of living is going through the roof. We will be out of the top ten completely in less than 5 years imo.
this is true … corrupt government and crime going thru roof … cost of living skyrocketing
The wages don't catch up to the cost of living. Back in 1964, my parents bought a ravine lot outside of Van. for $1000. A few years ago, that house sold for almost a million. Unreal.
Only the losers think Canada is not good for them ,but remember losers always complain doesn’t matter where they live .
Bla bla bla-bla-bla, 😂
Did you forget about your promise of making a video about the top 10 best cities in the world like you said in Best countries 2020 to 2021 list
mango tango??? bro ur literally my password and i havent changed it in the last 6+ years, i love u man. ill never forget u
Mango is traveling in M - dangerous place?
ok i'll hack all your accounts
Such a cool list! Dreaming of finding my perfect spot to settle down. Thanks for the inspiration and insights, really appreciate it
Hey mango I miss your portal Series but it’s nice to see how much your grown you was a big part of my childhood thank you.
very nice comment
Mango when are you getting back on your other channel I watched your videos so much as a kid
Very nice video🔥🔥👍👍
I expected almost all the countries on the list just wonder why New Zealand is not there.
Lots of crime in Auckland. Every day on my news feed I see ram raids on shops. But other than that it's a beautiful country
@@CraigSteelyardsame can be said for many counties in the list they are not crime free. Seems this is more based on gdp.
Mostly the cost of living that's ballooned with incomes not keeping up. Is incredible in pretty much every other area other than affordability though!
yea i also wonder why germany isnt here
If it wasn't for that monstrosity 3/4 of the way up the North Island then maybe.
I would love it if you made a top 20 best cities in the world and ranking all 195 countries from worst to best
I am now living in Australia 💯❤
Love 🇧🇻🇦🇺
Desert 🏜 and spiders 🕷
GREAT VIDEO
I live in swizterland but , for me , Portugal and spain 🍻
Live in Spain and would like to quit it now...Its the most corrupt nation in Western Europe where crime goes basically unpunished....including murder.
can i help to move in Spain or Portugal plz retern at home
@@joseenrriquegarrigatarajan5611 o yes spain so poor with so much corrupt...
@@MichelR-o4s There is too much corruption here in Spain now.Cannot trust almost anyone.
@@MichelR-o4s Its not really poor...but there IS social inequality in recent yesrs due to widespread corruption.Present day Spain is too corrupt.MUST fix this.
Hey mango, when are you comjng back to the mangotango channel
I travelled over 70 countries in the world and I think all the countries are beautiful in my eyes. I live in Buffalo New York but I can live anywhere in the world as I love living simple life .
Me too!
@@melissastreeter22 me too means, you love simple life?
You sound like a good person in this threads, l like it. Not like many toxic comment on here.
@@GaionSputro thanks and simply life is beautiful and the world is really beautiful and people are also beautiful. We just need to respect all the opinions . We all are created in different ways. And living with simplicity is the best way to go. Take care ..
Do I love simple life? Yes I do and I am living a simple life.
Great video, humour and info.
Yes, he is always very funny
Hello mango tango or the iron mango ,It’s been a while since you posted on your other channel
Hey um.. Just gonna ask… on the mango tango channel could you upload one last realistic minecraft fnaf video..?
Great video, I am very lucky that I have gone to 7 out of 10 best countries. Australia is the best!
Good idea to interview locals of different places about life in different countries!
Always love your video - very high quality.
Ist's great to see Czech Republic almost hit top 10. Greetings from Czechia 😊
I really liked to see Czehia in this video 😊greetings from Croatia
Czech is an high quality state
Is it worth it moving to Czech? How's housing and getting a job like? Please reply.
@@Simplyliving-365 Czechia has lowest unemployment rate in EU. But housing is one of the highest in EU. Especially at Prague
Nah they unfriendly😂
Almost 10k likes !!!
Fun fact, mango was my first youtuber I ever watched
He put a smile on 2M kids every day for 2 gap years (568M views), Are you still watching his 500 videos every day many many times? still very good!
I can see and hear your experience in this video (first I’ve seen). The narration and editing is very entertaining and informative! Subscribed! 👍🏽
I wont stop commenting in every video you post
Until you come back to mango tango
Man is been so long to see tango mango my childhood is been right here right there
nice! Life is a memory
nice - right here & right there
Out of all of these countries I would pick Australia, because everywhere else is so bloody freezing cold lol.... and not only is Australia nice and comfortably warm with very nice weather, would you look at those beautiful beaches and national parks..... wow!!!!
Aren't there poisonous spiders, etc.?
@@EviMlcak yes, but they are rarely a problem in the big cities
We also have like 7 of the top 10 most venomous snakes in the world here in Australia too. But most of us rarely see them 😄
I've got the movie, 'Crocodile Dundee'. No worries! @@garyhaber6957
@@EviMlcak Not in urban areas.
love you mango
As a person who lives in Switzerland I 100% agree that country is AMAZING 😍
14,000 likes! Can't wait to see you rank all 195 countries!
I am so looking forward to the best cities to live in the US videos. Big, Medium, Small, Very Small, and Small towns. Heck, if you want to do it, Very Small Towns.
I’d like to see the worst Big, Medium, and Small cities as well. Yeah, those video’s especially as the cities get smaller, are incredible!
No city in the us is safe
@@haimdik cap
Let's move to Switzerland 💙👌🏽😍
It has super strict immigration policy but good luck 👍
I think that Switzerland and swiss people have the best life on earth love from 🇭🇷
No way. It's boooooring and supeeeer expensive. So yeah, no!
@@dianabalan yeah but wages are so high that is not expensive i have a cousin born there average family they live extremly good no problem for nothing except to buy house/apartment, my friend couple years ago move to zurich for work and even with rent he is living like never before most likely he will not return
@@swift1211 good for them then :)
I would still not live there. Although the nature is gorgeous, but I need people to be more alive than that .
@@dianabalan just imagine life of average swiss family who got their own place to live and got "normal" jobs if u compare that to rest of the world its almost night/day diffrence.... Scandinavic country are also good if you look overall life
@@swift1211 I prefer Canada.
I like your content now reminds me of the places i visited in Europe
Biggest fan of your bold voice 😮
Awesome
Great video as usual. A couple of things I'd like to point out based on my personal experience. Yes, if you look at the data, Northern European countries always rank higher than the southern ones. However, you can't compare the quality of life you get in Southern Europe in terms of weather, fresh food and outdoor activities. Of course there are areas that you cannot quite consider valid locations to move to such as certain parts of Greece or the South of Italy, which are lagging behind with regards to labour market, health care and infrastructures. Nonetheless, I have lived in Spain for the past 18 months and I can guarantee the health care is spot on and so are roads and public transport. As for jobs, there are some fast growing insustries such as pharmaceuticals, tech and banking. On the top of this, you get nice weather all year round and the food is different level. TO MY EXPERIENCE (please don't come here and roast me, this is very much a subjective consideration), Spain is a significantly better place where to live compared to the Netherlands and the UK (where I lived most of my life). The second aspect I wanted to bring up is the economy. The size of the economy is often misleading: London, LA, Hong Kong, Amsterdam or even Dublin certainly have solid economies and plenty of jobs, but if you are working class, good luck with buying a preperty and having access to an acceptable lifestyle. Everything is too expensive, housing space is very limited and the gap between the rich and the poor is getting more and more substantial.
Funny cause Im Spanish and Im probably moving to the Netherlands, and potentially Ireland or Switzerland later. I could agree about cost of leaving, outside activities and weather. But if you cant stand the corruption and the horrific political class, the high unemployment rate and the values and mentality of people here, maybe try something different is a good idea. I dont enjoy parties, discos and reggeaton music. Which is pretty much the only plan you could try for meeting people as an university student and people have a very short term mentality and are low ambitious. Im generalizing, there are some excellent, hard working and charming people here but im willing to try a different society. Also I would add that in Spain you cant generally buy a house either and the unemployment for young people is 40%, we are a forgotten class
I've been living in Spain for 24 years and Spain is no better for buying or renting flats right now either. There are no perfect places that's for sure. Spain has a winter. It gets cold here like everywhere else. Spain isn't in the Carribean as some like to think it is. Plus, you don't see Scandinavian women running down to Spain to work in Spanish companies. They probably couldn't even deal with men here cause so many guys live with Mamá until they're 40. The only conversation you can have with Spanish people in general is about how great their food, which it is not. And how wonderful Spain is. The people are imposible to get to know since they hang out with the same people they've known since primary school and the Spanish aren't really open to getting to know new people. For the Spanish life is a bar.
I think you are looking at Spain through the eyes of a foreigner who still thinks hè/she is on an extended summer vacation. I knew of a well educated Dutch girl who had a Spanish boyfriend and moved to Spain. They couldn’t afford housing despite both earning good money and she was forced to live with her in-Laws in a far too small apartment. They were good people but living that way for long takes it’s toll on any relationship.
After a few years she returned to the Netherlands completely disillusioned about her life in Spain.
@@meatmoneymilkmonogamyequal5583 sound like a bad place😂 its not that bad
Who is more social with the poor people wll be more be ranked; this doesn't exist in Belgium; because the rich people here will always have all the money of the people...
I've always wondered where mango was now I've found him.. oh what my childhood would have been without him
very nice!
Mango is older now. Too old for Minecraft. We need to grow fast to follow him to travel to explore the world.
nice comment! did you see "Why advice from Mango Tango?
I think I remember watching one of his videos when I was 5 or 6
Perfect list
Hey I am a big mango tango fan. I subscribe to your channel. Just please post one more vid on mango tango.
I am still watching his old videos - > 500M views & 2M sub in 2 gap years
Mango is older now and kids are growing up too. Time to grow up fast to explore the world with Mango.
Hi mango!
Top ten best countries to live for American haters:
1. North Korea
2. Cuba
3. Afghanistan
4. Iraq
5. Iran
6. Russia
7. China
8. Vietnam
9. Laos
10. Belarus
Hugh Wynn that list is too short there are many more believe you me.
11. Serbia 🇷🇸
😂😂😂, THANK YOU!! FOR ENUMERATING THAT LISTS!! AND YET, SOME OF THEIR NATIONAL LIVED HERE!! 😢😢😢😢 THEY LOVED!! AMERICA!! FROM THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA!!
But if you free visa for them all citizen of that countrys will love to move USA 😂
12. India
Japan social life is brilliant my husband and I lived there for 20 years with his job both Tokyo and Nagasaki.
Hi mango, I hope you didn't forget that name I just now realized about this channel I think that it amazing that you are still posting can you tell us why you stopped on the main mango tang I only have youtube
He is getting older now
True still love the og video tho
Nothing gold can stay. Have you seen "Why Valentine’s Day? Baby Mangotango face?
I’ve always wondered what a lot of other countries are like and this channel really helps know how good these countries really are…keep the videos coming 👍
Iceland and Norway are by far the best and cleanest and prettiest countries ever and should be at the top, and The Netherlands and Denmark and The Faroe Islands too, plus the languages Icelandic / Norwegian / Dutch / Faroese / Danish are so heavenly and five of the prettiest languages ever created that are as gorgeous as English / Norse / Gothic (ég myndi vilja búa á Íslandi, þrátt hið kalt veður) and also Welsh, and Sweden / Finland / Switzerland / Luxembourg / Austria / Ireland / Wales / Scotland etc are also in the top 10, and also, Finnish is not even close to being one of the hardest languages ever lol, Finnish is one of the easiest languages ever and is just a category 2 language, so it’s even easier than Irish and Scottish Gaelic which are both category 3, and I don’t understand why most ppl believe this misconception that Finnish or Hungarian are ‘hard’ lol, I am learning all these languages myself, so I know for a fact that they are very easy to learn and pronounce and type as they all use the Latin alphabet - the hardest languages ever would be the Asian languages (with the Chinese languages and Japanese etc beings the hardest ever) and Arabic languages and African languages which are category 6 to category 10 languages, and, the hardest European languages are Russian and similar languages that use different alphabets (category 5) and Polish and Czech which are category 4 with very heavy spelling, and Greek which is category 5 or 6, so they are quite hard too!
Love to my neighbors Denmark and Switzerland. Yes indeed the best countries in the world. Very strong and organized and friendly and clean. Greetings from Germany.
die Schweiz ist echt schön, und Denmark so lieb. Liebe Grüße aus Österreich
There are cultural differences which I love. For me as a Swiss, I like Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Scandinavia ..... actually all of Europe. I could also live anywhere in Europe.
@@midas1929 You're so nice!🤗
As an Australian I love this beautiful country we have a long way to go in terms of corruption and greed. Our public infrastructure and services are slowly being eroded away by privitisation and we have some of the highest utility costs in the world. If you don't have solar your electricity can easily cost in the thousand's per year.
How about the reptiles in Australia?
@bharath2508 well, you have to travel a few days to the outback to see them
Switzerland is beautiful but to live…it’s too small and too expensive!
If I may add: Switzerland is only so expensive because of how stable their economy is as well as the extremely high incomes people have there. So if you were to move there with a Swiss Job, you'd likely be able to hold yourself up just fine
right !!
Can international student get a swiss job after completing Bachelor/Master degree ? I heard the acceptance rate is too low. You have to be super skilled candidate to get jobs (because those jobs are meant for swiss peoples and not for any non-EU person)
Yo mangotango will you ever upload mine craft stuff ever I misses your vids
Nice switch from the capital of Amsterdam to the small city of Culemborg at 4:25
Amazing video with great content. Yes, travelling is your best therapy. Yes travel to collect moments and memories not materials.
Yes, will add value if he interviews local people
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1. Switzerland
2. Denmark
3. Ireland
4. Norway
5. Australia
6. Iceland
7. Canada
8. Finland
9. Netherlands
10. Japan
Hi missed India.
@@Aaron.Henderson literally one of the worst countries to live at im sorry
@@user-ym7eh8pi5i you are jealous white westerner.
Only 1 country from Asia. No country from South America Or Africa.
@@jasonw3055es. African countries are dogshit at the moment. South America is meh all throughout. Although I do admit singapore needs to be up there
ive been wanting to move to Finland for years now and im happy it made it on this list
Interesting! I've lived in HK since 1982 - can't complain. Surprised my home country NZ didn't show up. I have spent a lot of time in Japan - considering a move, actually - I've always felt very at home there, Kyoto & Sapporo both beautiful in very different ways - Tokyo is a blast but 10 days is about as much as I can take, same with Singapore which is a great city but a bit boring - same weather all year round. Would like to check out Ireland & Switzerland for sure! Fun video.
As someone who lives in N.Z. it is no surprise to me that we didn't make the top ten. This place is very different to what it was six years ago.
@@barrysmart2389 Could you elaborate? I'm European, but was considering moving to NZ
@@NeiNZ44 First let me say I'm an old bloke, came here as a thirteen year old in 1953 and am comfortable personally and financially. Jacinda Ardern led this country for almost six years, she was a communist in her youth and a pupil of the Carl Shwaab school for emerging leaders, a globalist.. Some things you should look up on youtube or google "An introduction to 1080poison in N.Z" "Co governance" "Maori health authority""Chinese investment/ownership in NZ". "Ram raids" The Chinese are bottling and selling our water, the same water Chris Hipkins and Ardern want to impose co-governance on?. Ardern used Covid to test how compliant we could become, she imposed mandates, banned medications which were being used successfully elsewhere and denied New Zealanders access to their own country. I was one of them, stranded in Australia for three months. Housing is very expensive and so is our cost of living. Our climate is pretty good and we are a long way from war in Europe though I see NZ is going to help the fascists in Ukraine. Sorry this has turned into a bit of a rant.
@@NeiNZ44NZ used to be really safe but the crime rate has increased significantly, the weather is pretty horrible all year round and it's super expensive to live there. I would recommend moving to Australia instead
@@packfanz2286 Where in Australia? Melbourne and Perth looks nice
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Dear Friend, I have been to Iceland 4 times in all seasons. My favorite country of all time!! I love this country. Shocking they speak English better than Americans and the most friendly people and the best sea food (lobster) in the world. I hope to go back someday. Thanks for the great videos...watched all, Greg Adams, Springfield, Louisiana. USA.
You know Cecil Adams?
@@dsxa918 No my friend I do not. Most of my remaining family lives up in Memphis, Tennessee and surrounding areas. Thanks for asking. I love the swamps of Louisiana, in the woods and love it. Thank you for asking, Greg
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It truly is a magical place :) Glad you're enjoying the videos!
Áfram Ísland!
This was absolutely amazing videos very well done,
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