Amazing facts of the world 15 Safest Countries to Live in the World

I've backpacked solo across 15 countries in the world, amazing facts of the world, and here are my top safest countries for female solo travelers. 

 

Spain has a lively culture with lots of dancing, beautiful beaches, and friendly locals. Lots of fellow solos and backpackers to make your trip amazing.

Thailand is the best country to meet new people and have the craziest, adventure-pristine Waters hikes, and the coolest hostels I could wear whatever I wanted and felt so free here.

Amazing facts about the world's 15 Safest Countries

Singapore is the is the safest country in Asia. 

 

Visit the artsy museum's pose at the coolest claims. Witness magical light shows and the best solo food dates. It cannot get safer and more convenient.

Vietnam is super cheap, safe, and beautiful. I met so many empowering women here who hiked through the largest caves and experienced unique cultures in Portugal.

As a woman, I felt liberated here. I swam, hiked, and backpacked across. the most beautiful towns in Portugal have my heart shared this with your girl gang and don't forget to follow me for more travel tips and stories.

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Well-being, environmental safety, political and economic stability, and much more. The countries in this article are ranked according to this year's report.

Now that the current situation of chaos at Europe's doorstep is here, EU countries are still most prominent in the Global Peace Index. This reuse ranking includes countries. 

Number one in the list is part of the European Union, so without further ado, here are the 15 safest countries to live in 2024.

 

 

 

Number 15 Croatia may be one of Europe's.

 
Youngest country, but this unassuming sovereign state is culturally rich and geographically diverse. 

 

It's a country with a Mediterranean lifestyle that many digital nomads; and retirees find attractive. Its Peace Index has increased a lot in recent years, as it's ranked 15th out of 163 countries evaluated. 
 
The crime rate in its major cities is considerably low, as people can even walk through the neighborhoods at night without any fear for their safety. The most common crime that is reported is pickpocketing.
 
Petty theft only occurs in tourist areas. Much of Croatia's high level of personal safety is attributed to the Croatian culture and the people's strong sense of community; aside from this, the country has a stable economy, a decent quality of life, and no external threats.

 

Number 14. Finland Finland is often touted as one of them.

 

 

The happiest countries in the world, but when it comes to the Global Peace Index, it ranks 14th and dropped down two spots from last year's rankings. comparatively, crime rates are very low in the country, although one might find themselves in the midst of it.

 

Storms or blizzards Major natural disasters like tornadoes, typhoons, and earthquakes are practically nonexistent; here some speculate that is the reason for their drop.

 

Ranking might be due to the current situation of its neighboring country; nevertheless, as a whole, Finland itself is very safe, and any sort of violence is nonexistent; here, cases of theft even in its rural areas are rare.

Number 13: Hungry This country has become popular.

 

Destination for people from all over the world because of its scenery, lifestyle, safety standards, and cost of living; it's the world's 13th and Europe's ninth safest country in this year's index.

 

Thanks to its minimal crime rate, few natural hazards, and welcoming people. Nevertheless, instances of petty crimes such as theft, pickpocketing, and tourist scams do occur, especially in large cities and tourist hot spots like Budapest, but in recent years.

 

It has seen one of the largest drops in unemployment rates across Europe, which is leading to lower rates of petty crimes. Apart from that, Hungary now boasts a vibrant economy due to high levels of foreign investment and ownership that have strengthened the nation's economic growth rate to a great extent.

Number 12 Canada in  In the past, Canada used to rank in.

 
The top five positions of the Global Peace Index, but the country gradually started to drop significantly in its rankings; currently it ranks 12th, which is still very good and far better.
 
The neighboring USA, which ranks 129th in Canada, is known for having a universal reputation for being a very safe country, but as with anywhere, it has its safety nuances, and for the most part, it enjoys a healthy human.
 
Development index, a growing GDP per capita, and a low crime rate, especially major crimes and homicides; moreover, the country is quite welcoming and is often categorized as one of the best to raise a family.

Number 11 Switzerland Switzerland is a modern country.

 
With a highly educated and engaged population survey, respondents always view it positively in connection with many attributes, including caring about human rights, being health conscious, and being environmentally friendly, despite dropping one spot this year's
 
Ranking Switzerland ranks 11th Crime is very low, and in most places, people feel safe walking around even in the middle of the night.

Another factor that keeps it safe is long-standing neutrality, combined with some impressively stunning natural scenery.
It would give you an amazing place to live also. The living standards of Switzerland are high, its economy stable, plus employment is low; hence it would be perfect for ex-pats who want to relocate and take up a new position.

Number 10. Japan has been in the top 15 countries.

 
The Global Peace Index for 14 years has consistently received high marks for low crime rates, minimal internal conflict, and virtually nonexistent unrest, according to the Safe Cities index from the Economist intelligence unit.

The city of Tokyo was ranked as the safest in the world in 2021, topping the list in cybersecurity at number one, ranked second for health security, while infrastructure security and personal security stand at fourth place, as much as the Japanese government ranked on the same scale.

has been investing a lot in security measures throughout the cities, which helped finally to deter crime. Japanese culture gives much importance to respect for others and a commitment to peace. This kind of social norm helps to create a sense of safety and order that contributes to low crime levels in Japan.

Number nine Singapore according to this year's Global.

Peace Index Singapore is the ninth country in the world and the safest country in Asia; it's long been a desirable destination for people from all over. The world traditionally has worked in trade and finance in more recent years.

Its reputation of being a safe, friendly, and efficient country has brought many types of people, including families and retirees, to settle and stay there to enjoy its high standard of living; besides this, it offers competitive.

Highly skilled workforce and an excellent literacy rate of above 95 percent. But Singapore, besides having a highly educated workforce, is also a clean and orderly country. The city is highly organized, and there is a general sense of orderliness among its people.

Number eight, Czech Republic The Czech Republic is a beautiful country.

 
With a rich history and culture, its Global Peace Index is improving each year. About two years ago, the country wasn't even in the top ten, but now it ranks eighth.

Crime rates have steadily decreased over the years, although petty crimes and scams, especially in tourist areas, still remain a problem.
 
When it comes to the economy, it's quite advanced, with a keen focus on manufacturing and services. The country also has the lowest scores in terms of population at risk of poverty. 

What more, the country faces low rates of external threats. and is a long-standing member of NATO, which provides further security, which is important in these volatile times...

Number seven Slovenia is a small central European country.

 
With a population of around 2 million, Slovenia continues to perform well across all charts despite its size; it consistently ranked high as one of the safest countries in the world last year.
 
It was ranked the fifth safest country on the Global Peace Index, although this year its safety index dropped a bit.

Still, it performs very well than most It is largely protected by its geographical location for most of the world's areas of conflict or unrest it's one of.
 
The cleanest country in Europe with a low risk of natural disasters, though not completely nonexistent, crime rates are very low in Slovenia.

The country is very welcoming towards expatriates, blending rustic architecture and sophisticated culture and providing a pleasant living environment amidst snow-capped mountains, beautiful rivers, and the Adriatic Coastline.

The country also ranks fifth in a safe world energy index, which measures energy security, energy equity, and environmental sustainability.

Number six, Portugal Portugal is the oldest country in.

 
The Iberian Peninsula's medieval castles, stunning cities, and golden beaches combine luxury with natural beauty to deliver some of the most beautiful sights.
 
The world-friendly locals and an attractive climate make it an ideal destination for families and retirees, as well as those seeking a safe and inspiring place to live and work.

They are saying it for the year that this Global Peace Index is indicating it to be among the safest countries in the world now a sixth time.

The country has undergone a recovery that is informed through economic talk. Its unemployment rate has reduced from over 17 percent to a mere four percent.


It has such a good Peace Index since it's doing great in terms of attracting foreign investment.

The country has a peaceful history with her neighbors, which makes a stable environment that encourages business and promotes economic growth.

Number five Austrian picturesque historical villages.

 
Modern cities bustling with waterways and traditions of classical music theater and astronomy all attract expats to Australia, which always ranks high in the safest countries list. In fact, it's often ranked in the top five safest countries.


The other reason, among many, for holding such a high Peace Index is that it has one of the lowest crime rates in the world.

Second, the Australian economy is stable and full of potential, as well as low unemployment rates.

Crime level is therefore relatively lesser since most people do not involve themselves in such vices due to having a stable source for income.


Austria has a strong governmental and political structure that ensures the country is well run with little corruption; besides, the country is threatened. No country from any of its neighboring states; all these together make Austria a very safe place to reside in.

Number four, "Denmark" Denmark swung into the fourth position.

 
This year, due to its low crime, environmental security, and high healthcare spending, its citizens have little to worry about regarding personal safety, violent crimes, and economic instability.

 Additionally, the country consistently ranks high in terms of livability.
 Happiness plus its capital city of Copenhagen has been named the world's safest city.

This year being one of the best destinations to visit or live in the capital of Denmark distinguishes itself with a narrow wealth gap and promotes sustainability.
 
Initiatives aside, Denmark has a high level of equity and a strong sense of common responsibility for social welfare, two qualities that contribute to its citizens's feelings of safety and happiness...

 

 

Number three Ireland jumped five places.

 
This year and ranks as the third safest country in the world. This is an impressive feat considering that the index takes into account a wide range of factors, including political stability, crime, and economic welfare in addition to safety.

Ireland's GDP per capita is also on.
The rise and many multinational companies have started moving their European head offices to its capital Dublin; all in all, it's certainly.

A safe place to live with stunning rural landscapes and beautiful historical sites. Rich literary and artistic history, friendly local communities, and a sophisticated city culture...

Number two New Zealand remains.

 
The most peaceful country in the Asia-Pacific region and the second most peaceful country overall, from stunning landscapes to sophisticated cities and a laid-back approach.
 
Life has long been appealing for those wishing to relocate abroad; its government is stable, and there's little to no political unrest with respect for human rights.

It also offers a world-class culture in its cities and has a safety record that relies upon it. On strong public health care and education plus.

 New Zealand is an isolated country located in the Southwest Pacific Ocean, which makes it less susceptible to external threats.

 

 

Number one Iceland is the Global Peace Index.

 
Terms Iceland as the safest country in the world for the 15th year in a row, though tourists cannot seem to get enough of the northern lights and natural beauty.
 
The small island nation has a lot of other factors to rejoice for it has a very low level of crime, typically attributed to its high standard of living population's strong social attitudes, high level of trust in their well-trained authorities, and the lack of tension between social and economic classes.
 
It has no military, and the police do not carry firearms with them. What's more, Iceland also has laws in place to guarantee all human rights of its citizens...