Expats are still better off financially, despite downturn in local economies says the latest Expat Explorer survey.
The latest findings by Expat Explorer survey by HSBC Expat - as the international bank is now called - shows that nearly all (97%) expats in Egypt believe that their economy has deteriorated since 2010, alongside 92% of expats in Bahrain and 80% of expats in Japan. Expats in these countries are also more likely than average to report that their local economy is weak: Egypt 77%, Bahrain 40% and Japan 40%. Despite this negative economic outlook, expats report that their own financial health in these countries remains resilient to the wider troubles. Egypt scores 2nd out of 31 in the Expat ...
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