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More than half of expats are confident that their life here can help build personal wealth, finds an HSBC survey.

Expats here are optimistic and confident about their financial future and their present is shaping up nicely as well, the expat explorer su...

Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, China & Malaysia are the most preferred by expat working women ahead of India.

The list, which is topped by Singapore, is part of HSBC's latest 'expat explorer survey' that covered 27,587 expats from 159 countries and ...

In comparison to other countries in the region, India also has the highest proportion of expats on an international secondment or assignmen...

After Singapore, New Zealand was ranked as the second best place for expats followed by Sweden and Bahrain in the third and fourth place re...

Interestingly, expats in India are twice as likely as the global average to stay in their host country for less than one year.

India is in the bottom 10 of a global ranking of best places to live among expatriates. Ecuador tops the list in the InterNations Expat Ins...

The expat community in Bengaluru might be smaller than those in Mumbai and Delhi, but that has only made it more closely-knit.

The survey further said India has the third largest proportion of expatriates sent by companies for overseas assignments, after Brazil and ...

The heat and cuisine makes adjusting to the culture slightly more difficult for the expatriates, says the study.

India is fast emerging as a favoured destination with expats who are jumping onto the corporate bandwagon.