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From Mobility magazine: Expats coming to Chile will find a developing country with a stable economy. The country has grown rapidly over the past few decades, and Chile is oneof the safest, most secure countries in South America for national and foreign investors. International investment is among the highest in South America, and it continues to grow. The World Bank has classified Chile as a high-income country; in fact, it is the highest-income country in South America.
From Mobility magazine: India is a vibrant, multi-cultured country, as exemplified by its historical monuments such as the Taj Mahal, unrivaled religious diversity, delicious cuisine, Bollywood movies, yoga, and passion for cricket. It is the second most populous country and the largest democracy in the world, with more than 1.2 billion people, 29 states, and seven union territories.
From Mobility magazine: Turkey is a popular and multicultural holiday and expatriate destination. Its vibrant cities, varied landscapes, and unique historical sites offer a wealth of enriching experiences that will reward the adventurous expatriate. With a unique location straddling Europe and Asia, Turkey is a fascinating place to live, welcoming expatriates and their families from all over the world.
From Mobility magazine: Turkey is a popular and multicultural holiday and expatriate destination. Its vibrant cities, varied landscapes, and unique historical sites offer a wealth of enriching experiences that will reward the adventurous expatriate. With a unique location straddling Europe and Asia, Turkey is a fascinating place to live, welcoming expatriates and their families from all over the world.
From Mobility magazine: Most employers have little difficulty in attracting assignees to Australia. Australia is politically stable and safe, with a mild climate—Sydney’s average winter high is 17C/63F—and locals who are friendly to newcomers. In fact, a quarter of Australians were born overseas, which may help to explain the welcoming attitude.