Singapore is third best country to move to and build family wealth, says report

London – The best country to build generational wealth is Switzerland.

The Alpine country ranks among the best in the world for families looking to immigrate and give themselves and their children the best income and best career possibilities, according to a new index from citizenship advisory firm Henley & Partners. It is said to offer the best opportunity.

The United States came in second place, followed by Singapore in third place.

Research shows Switzerland has an unemployment rate of 2% and is home to seven of the world’s top 250 universities, making it a top destination for families looking to build wealth and secure good careers for their children. It is the ground.

Home to 46 world-class universities, the United States also offers great employment opportunities and an unparalleled education.

Meanwhile, Singapore is at the heart of a growing economic region, with plenty of opportunities in banking and engineering, and easy access to visas.

The study looked at 27 countries based on education, earning potential, career advancement, ease of living, and We looked at economic mobility, employment prospects.

The rankings found that a typical Indonesian family, with only 25% of residence in their home country, could increase their next generation’s chances of success by up to 82% by obtaining U.S. residency.

Similarly, if an Indian family with a score of 32% moves to Switzerland, its advantage increases to 85%.

Tess Wilkinson, director of education at Henley & Partners, said: “Global income dispersion is largely determined by where people live and work. “Choosing the right country is the key to securing multigenerational wealth.” Bloomberg