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    Hong Kong, Singapore most expensive cities to live in the world; where do Mumbai & Delhi stand?

    According to Mercer's cost-of-living data report, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Zurich are the most expensive cities for international workers in 2024, maintaining their positions from last year. The cities with the lowest living costs are Islamabad, Lagos, and Abuja. Mumbai is the highest-ranked Indian city at 136th, with Delhi moving up to 165th. Other Indian cities listed are Chennai (189), Bengaluru (195), Hyderabad (202), Pune (205), and Kolkata (207).

    Why is Singapore the world’s most expensive city?

    A report by a Swiss bank has noted that Singapore is the world’s most expensive city. Hong Kong, London, Shanghai and Monaco are some of the other cities in the ranking.

    Mumbai remains India's most expensive city to live in: Survey

    Within Asia, Mumbai and Delhi have seen upward movement in rankings. Mumbai has climbed six spots, while Delhi has moved up by two. As a result, Mumbai is now ranked as the 21st most expensive for expats among the cities surveyed in Asia, while Delhi is at the 30th position.

    Living on a cruiser cheaper than in London? US couple sell everything to live on cruise ship forever

    In a rather surprising incident, a couple who previously lived in the US have now sold everything off and bought tickets to a residential cruise and will bask under the sea sun for the next few years.

    Study abroad: US, UK, Canada, Germany, Australia — which is the best country for Indian students in terms of education cost, scholarships, jobs?

    Aspiring to pursue higher studies at prestigious universities like Harvard, Cambridge, Stanford, Oxford, MIT, and others is a common goal for many Indian students. However, achieving this aspiration often presents numerous challenges. Before making a final decision about studying abroad at these highly sought-after destinations, it's essential to carefully consider various factors. Let's explore the key considerations for Indian students aiming to study in these top 5 destinations.

    Dubai’s Golden Visas are helping the city defy global office slump

    Dubai's economy is thriving as it attracts expatriates, expands business licenses, and experiences high demand for commercial real estate. From crypto investors to rich Indians looking for second homes, as well as young job seekers, the city's reforms and flexible residency rules have made it a desirable destination for individuals and businesses, leading to population growth and increased investment.

    The Economic Times
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