The Sultanate of Oman has recently been named the top-ranked country in Asia for quality of life, coming in fourth globally in a mid-year assessment conducted by Numbeo. The ranking places Oman behind Luxembourg, Netherlands, and Denmark, with Luxembourg securing the top spot with 219.3 points. Factors contributing to Oman’s high quality of life ranking include purchasing power, pollution levels, housing affordability, cost of living, safety, healthcare quality, commute times, and climate conditions.
Other countries in the region also fared well in the assessment, with Qatar ranking 17th, UAE ranking 20th, Saudi Arabia ranking 25th, and Kuwait ranking 37th. The assessment takes into account various factors such as the Purchasing Power Index, Safety Index, Climate Index, Pollution Index, House Price to Income Ratio, Cost of Living Index, Health Care Index, and Traffic Commute Time Index, to provide an estimation of overall quality of life in a country.
In addition to its high quality of life ranking, Muscat, the capital city of Oman, has also been recognized as the third most scenic city at night in the world by Travelbag, following Dubai and Tokyo in the top two spots. The ranking was determined based on criteria such as Instagram hashtags, light and noise pollution levels, as well as the safety of walking alone at night.
Overall, Oman’s high quality of life ranking and Muscat’s scenic beauty at night showcase the country’s commitment to providing a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable living environment for its residents and visitors. With its stunning landscapes, affordable living costs, and excellent healthcare and safety standards, Oman continues to attract individuals seeking a high quality of life in the region.
