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Top Country with best Weather and Climate

Costa Rica: The country clinches the 12th spot out of 64 countries in the overall ranking of the Expats Insider survey. One prominent factor for its high rank is the weather and climate, with 71 per cent of the respondents living there rating it as very good. The friendly locals and great work-life balance are just some of the reasons why ex-pats decide to move to this tropical paradise. Unlike many other destinations that are mostly career-focused, the most popular reasons for moving to Costa Rica are for a better quality of life and a thirst for adventure.
Cyprus: Alongside the uplifting weather, which 69% of expats rate as very good, there are several other aspects that can be appreciated in Cyprus. Making new friends, personal safety and feeling at home in the local culture are among the top criteria that were praised by expats living there. In fact, 21% of the respondents were completely satisfied with their social circle in Cyprus, whereas the global average stands at 15%.
Greece: About 76% of expats in Greece rate the weather and climate there as very good, which is a staggering 53 percentage points more than the global average. With such pleasant weather, expats in Greece are able to enjoy a variety of leisure activities. Some 38% of expats rate the availability of leisure options as very good. On the other hand, the country's political stability is in the time-being non-existent, which has been detrimental to the peacefulness and the state of the economy there. Indeed, 39% of the respondents rated the political stability in the country as bad or even very bad, whereas the global average stands at a meagre 8%.
Malta: Malta is ranked first overall in the Working Abroad Index, as well as in its sub-categories Job Satisfaction and Work-Life Balance The country clinched the third sport in the Work-Life Balance sub-index. Therefore it is no surprise that expats working in Malta still seem to have enough free time left to enjoy the good weather, which is appreciated by 68% of the respondents.
Uganda: Delightful weather and friendly locals are what make Uganda splendid. However, the country's political instability is a considerable lowlight for expats' personal safety. Only 15 percent of the foreign residents there rate their personal safety as very good. Other setbacks include poor transportation infrastructure, a struggling economy and not up to par medical care.
Kenya: This culturally-rich country has good weather all year round, but it lags behind in several other categories. Personal safety is one of them, where 28% of expats rate it bad or very bad. That is 23 percentage points less than the global average. In addition, the cost of living is also very high, with only three percentage of the respondents rating it as very good.