The past year has been life-changing for everyone in the world from the smallest details of the way we live day-to-day o how the world operates on a global scale to n these unprecedented times, it's hard to determine the happiest countries to live in the world measuring the happiness of a country seems nebulous concept to try to quantify being something largely subjective from person to person, fortunately, the United Nations have released the world happiness report which is based on factors including culture climate economic work-life balance GDP per capita the report also paid special attention to evaluating different governments have dealt with the pandemic and how to trust in said governments is directly related to the overall happiness of the nation so here are 10 happiest countries to live in the world.
Number 5 Austria with low unemployment and inequality rates and some per capita and life expectancy in this small heaven of just 8.9 million people is an ideal place to live although slipping one spot from the previous edition of the ranking the general level of life satisfaction expressed by the Austria population remained almost unchanged quality of life and Australia has been regarded as one of the highest in the world with the low crime rate and s high levels of social welfare thriving economy and a wide range of cultural and historical offering excellent quality of life goes hand in hand with their strong sense of community and civic duty and these qualities proved more precious than ever during the pandemic, IC it's also a must-visit forex-pasts and is considered one of the best places to move if you're looking for a sea change
Number 4 New Zealand is the only European country to make the top 10 New Zealand rates consistently high quality of life and getting the work-life balance right with a sprawling coastline of beautiful beaches jaw-dropping mountain peaks and adventurous activities it is no wonder that New Zealand is one of the top 10 happiest countries to live moreover, her kiwis take their happiness seriously and are quick to spring into action when something threatens it they enacted measures to control the spread of the virus very early on, and they stuck to them plus every citizen has entitled to government-subsidized health care regardless of their residency status even non-residents with a temporary visa have access to the country's excellent medical care number with Norway last claimed the top spot on the rankings in 2017and has been sliding further down the table ever since, Norwegians have little to complain about in terms of their life evaluations with one of the best social security systems in the world and a thriving an economy which is based on the responsible management of its natural resources it means collectively many in the country feel secure and happy and of course living in a country where'spending time outdoors is venerated Norway, outstanding natural beauty surely helps to a drive through Norway is constant surprise with rugged landscapes and sophisticated cities furthermore, Norway has mostly been successful in keeping covid mortality rates low and mitigating the economic impact of lockdowns
Number 3 Germany hasn't previously made the top 10, but it seems satisfaction with life has improved for Germans despite the pandemic life evaluations have been on the increase in the last two surveys with greater financial security and family stability being key reasons
and until recently at least Germans have generally been happy with how the country's leaders have dealt with the pandemic it boasts one of the best standards of living in the world cities like Munich and Frankfurt, rank in the top 10 cities with the best quality of life moreover, her the country has the lowest the unemployment rate in Europe and is the fourth-largest economy in the world
Number 2 Sweden combines incredible natural sites like glaciers and a deep blue archipelago with a cosmopolitan capital in Stockholm providing the best of both worlds on the report's happiness index considering the report also greatly considered the role that trust in your government plays in happiness and the importance of work-life balance it's not surprising to see Sweden so high on the list outside the virus outbreak, Sweden is considered to have one of the best welfare systems in the world with swedes receiving benefits such as subsidized prenatal care 480 days of paid leave when a child is born or adopted and plenty of other health care and workplace benefits while it is lower in the rankings in this year's survey than in previous years their country is still one of the best places in the world to live work and raise a family. Number 1 Netherlands canal line cities fields of tulips and windmills are just some of the things that spring to mind when picturing the Netherlands famed for its cultural capital Amsterdam this nation is a huge draw for lovers of art and history but don't sleep on the green valleys stunning national parks with so much to explore in the Netherlands it's an obvious candidate for the top 10 happiest countries you liven and explore the world furthermore the country is also ranked as one of the best countries to raise a family child living in the Netherlands are amongst the happiest in the world due to its healthy public education system and quality international schools which help create a secure environment for families and their children
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