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muslimbangladeshi wrote:

pinoy1 wrote:Maybe they didn't ask muslim expats in America, or laborers in the UAE, or Bangladeshis in Singapore that's why the 3 are on top?
HSBC should have been more specific with the target of their survey like maybe indicating "best places for non-muslim westerners"?

2155 expats across four continents is a bit too thin of a data base for the survey to hold any credibility in my opinion.

If pinoy means filipinos like it does in Singapore, my friend even filipinos are treated quite bad in singapore but not as bad as bangladeshis in my experience.

I agree with you such surveys have little credibility, and often have certain ulterior motives and target audience which they try to woo by publication of one sided and short sighted survey results.

pinoys treated bad in singapore? well thats ok they cant even speak english properly. they think lowly of us since in their country they have a lot of DH who are filipinas. now say to them theres hundred of em that are hookers here they cant even respond back.

i alway thought that living in the UAE would be better that living in the UK
i am from the UK and you can hear it from the horses mouth, this country SUCKS. we pay the highest taxes, and living standards aint great. However education and health care is not bad. i say not bad because there is alot worse out there.

i would deffinetely have said that living in Australia wouldbe ok as many UK residents that have some money are emigrating to Australia

xero_ wrote:
pinoys treated bad in singapore? well thats ok they cant even speak english properly. they think lowly of us since in their country they have a lot of DH who are filipinas. now say to them theres hundred of em that are hookers here they cant even respond back.

can you clarify your post more?

who cant speak proper english? pinoys?
what is DH? domestic help?
are hundreds of "solicitors" in Dubai of singaporean citizenship?

pinoy1 wrote:Maybe they didn't ask muslim expats in America, or laborers in the UAE, or Bangladeshis in Singapore that's why the 3 are on top?
HSBC should have been more specific with the target of their survey like maybe indicating "best places for non-muslim westerners"?

2155 expats across four continents is a bit too thin of a data base for the survey to hold any credibility in my opinion.

do you think a bank would ask such question to those at the bottom of social strata ?