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Why HSBC Says India is Better Than China or the U.S. for Expats
[FONT="]By[/FONT][FONT="] [/FONT][FONT="]KARAN DEEP SINGH[/FONT]
Expats gave India higher marks in cost of raising children, ease of intergrating with the locals
While India may be known for its oppressive pollution, poverty and bureaucracy, it’s a better place to be sent to work than China or even the United States according to a recent survey.
An HSBC report that tried to break down what it’s like to be an expatriate in different countries this week surprisingly ranked India ahead of the world’s two biggest economies.
In its HSBC Expat Explorer 2016 report based on an online survey of 27,000 expats this year, the bank ranked India 26th out of 45 countries. While that is on the bottom half of the rankings, the U.S. did worse at 30th as did China at 34th.
How is that possible?
One factor was the Indian economy. Even though it is decades behind China and the U.S. it is still the fastest growing major economy in the world right now. That means globe-trotting executives and entrepreneurs don’t feel like they have been relegated to the backwaters when they work in India.
“More than half (51%) of expats in India believe the country is a good place for them to progress their career, compared with 42% across Asia-Pacific,” said the report, which ranked India 10th for “entrepreneurship,” better than China which got the 16th rank. India was also rated by expats as “a good place to start a business,” about 7% more than China in the region.
Read more at: http://blogs.wsj.com/indiarealtime/...er-than-china-or-the-u-s-for-expats/?mod=e2fb
Why HSBC Says India is Better Than China or the U.S. for Expats
[FONT="]By[/FONT][FONT="] [/FONT][FONT="]KARAN DEEP SINGH[/FONT]
Expats gave India higher marks in cost of raising children, ease of intergrating with the locals
While India may be known for its oppressive pollution, poverty and bureaucracy, it’s a better place to be sent to work than China or even the United States according to a recent survey.
An HSBC report that tried to break down what it’s like to be an expatriate in different countries this week surprisingly ranked India ahead of the world’s two biggest economies.
In its HSBC Expat Explorer 2016 report based on an online survey of 27,000 expats this year, the bank ranked India 26th out of 45 countries. While that is on the bottom half of the rankings, the U.S. did worse at 30th as did China at 34th.
How is that possible?
One factor was the Indian economy. Even though it is decades behind China and the U.S. it is still the fastest growing major economy in the world right now. That means globe-trotting executives and entrepreneurs don’t feel like they have been relegated to the backwaters when they work in India.
“More than half (51%) of expats in India believe the country is a good place for them to progress their career, compared with 42% across Asia-Pacific,” said the report, which ranked India 10th for “entrepreneurship,” better than China which got the 16th rank. India was also rated by expats as “a good place to start a business,” about 7% more than China in the region.
Read more at: http://blogs.wsj.com/indiarealtime/...er-than-china-or-the-u-s-for-expats/?mod=e2fb
