Where in the world should your family live?
Nine questions, two minutes. We weigh schools, healthcare, visas for your passport, cost and safety — including a few places most families never think to consider — and show you the three countries that fit yours best.
How this quiz decides
Most "best country to live in" lists are written for nobody in particular. This quiz is written for families. Behind the nine questions sits a scoring matrix of more than thirty countries, each weighed on the things that actually decide whether a family thrives somewhere: the quality and cost of schooling, access to good healthcare and childcare, genuine safety, the realistic cost of living for a household, and — crucially — how attainable the family visa is for the passports you hold.
That last point matters more than most lists admit. A multi-passport family has options a single-passport family does not, which is why the quiz scores every country against your strongest passport. It is also why EU families will sometimes find an unexpected suggestion in their results: the French overseas territories. Martinique, Guadeloupe, Réunion and French Polynesia are France — French schools, French healthcare, full EU rights — which makes them perhaps the most overlooked family relocation destinations in the world.
What to do with your result
Treat your top three as a shortlist, not a verdict. Compare them properly — schools, costs, visa routes, healthcare — and talk them through as a family. If you would like the full personalised report, leave your email after the quiz and we will send it over, along with the practical next steps for each country on your list.