A new report reveals the world's best places to live and the worst—and the US doesn't do well.
1. Kuwait City :
Kuwait City ranks 82nd out of 82 cities, coming in last place. A British expat dislikes the “long working hours and six-day weeks,” adding that “the Kuwaiti attitude towards foreign workers, especially low paid workers, is poor.” “Local citizens are not friendly,” remarks an Indian expat. “There is no respect for expats in this country.
San Francisco is not only the worst US city at 77th place out of 82 cities, but it is also the world’s worst city when it comes to the local cost of living and the affordability of housing . One Peruvian expat explicitly points out that “prices in San Francisco are very high.” On a more positive note, San Francisco comes second in the world for local career opportunities, only beaten by Boston. One Canadian expat praises the city’s “unmatched career opportunities.
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