The level of quality of life is determined by a number of aspects. In particular, financial stability, GDP, the quality of the healthcare system, and other factors. Learn more about the 6 best countries in the world with the best quality of life 2023

The American media company US News & World Report together with the BAV Group and the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania have compiled a ranking of the best countries in the world in terms of quality of life for the seventh year in a row. The list is created on the basis of public opinion. 17,000 people from different parts of the world participated in the survey. The obtained data are used to rank countries according to 76 different criteria.

The level of quality of life is determined by a number of aspects including, but not limited to, the level of education, financial stability, GDP, gender equality, the quality of the health care system, purchasing power and security.

The list includes the 85 best countries in the world. In this article, we will talk about the Top 6 countries of 2023 in terms of the quality of life of citizens.

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6th place - Finland

Finland has become a leader thanks to its high level of security, developed public education system and attractive conditions for families. Finland also ranks highly in terms of civil rights, quality of life and freedom of the press. Finland was one of the first countries in the world to give women the right to vote.

The economy of Finland is oriented towards the free market. The country, like its northern neighbors, invests heavily in social protection systems and public services.

Finland currently has a population of over 5.5 million people and a GDP per capita of $49,853.

5th place - Norway

Political stability, a developed system of public education and a high level of security have made Norway one of the leaders in terms of the quality of life of its citizens. The country is one of the world's largest oil exporters. Norway has a low unemployment rate and offers competitive salaries, especially for those with a degree. 75% of the population aged 15 to 64 have a paid job. 5.4 million people live in Norway, GDP per capita is $65,800.

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4th place – Switzerland

Switzerland is a country with a high level of economic development and political stability. 8.6 million people live in the state, GDP per capita is $72,874.

The education system in the country is consistently considered one of the best. Eighty percent of people aged 25-64 have a paid job. The country's labor force is highly qualified, which contributes to the low level of unemployment in the state. Switzerland's healthcare system is considered one of the best in the world.

Switzerland is extremely attractive to expats planning to move to Europe.

3rd place - Canada

Canada is one of the countries with the lowest crime rate. The country has many cultural and geographical monuments. The Canadian government is considered politically stable and low in corruption.

The country has a universal health care system financed by the state. This ensures social protection of citizens from the costs of treatment. The average Canadian is a healthy person who does not suffer from any dangerous and contagious diseases.

Canada is the second largest country in the world, home to over 37 million people. The gross domestic product per capita is $48,720. Seventy percent of people aged 15-64 have a paid job.

According to the latest data from the US Energy Information Administration, Canada ranks fourth in the world in terms of oil production. The prosperity of the Canadian economy allowed the population of the country to have an exceptionally high standard of living.

2nd place – Denmark

Denmark is the second country in the world in terms of quality of life. The country's high ranking is influenced by indicators such as income equality, stable politics, security, and a good system of public education and health care.

The Danish government is a very stable and transparent body. The country operates within the framework of a constitutional monarchy. Members of Denmark's highest legislative body, the Folketing, are elected by the people. The country's government is progressive and Denmark's social structure has excellent social mobility. Medicine and higher education are free in the country.

The leading sectors of the Danish economy are iron and steel production, engineering, tourism and the food industry. The main export goods are agricultural and industrial equipment, pharmaceuticals, food products and furniture.

1st place - Sweden

In 2023, Sweden became the leader of the ranking in terms of quality of life. The country is the first in many indicators: well-developed public education and health care system, high level of security, political and economic stability. The Swedish government is considered the least corrupt in the world. In addition, Sweden has a high level of environmental protection, respect for human rights, and fair distribution of wealth.

Sweden is the largest country in Northern Europe by area. According to Worldometer, the population of the country is more than 10.2 million people. The country's GDP per capita in January 2023 was $54,146.

Sweden is a beautiful country with picturesque landscapes, incredible cities, a diverse number of cultural and geographical attractions.

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