They say you can never go home again–and you may not want to after relocating to Canada, Bermuda or South Africa.
These are the countries where it’s easiest to befriend locals, learn the language, fit into the new culture and integrate into the community, according to respondents to HSBC Bank International’s Expat Explorer survey, the results of which were released late last month.

Canada was most welcoming for the second year in a row; more than half of survey-takers there said they’d made friends with locals. In Bermuda 57% have had the pleasure, and the same for South Africa.

To determine the world's friendliest countries, Forbes looked at the results of HSBC Bank International's Expat Explorer survey in four categories: ability to befriend locals, success in learning the local language, capacity for integrating themselves into the community, and ease in which they fit into the new culture
Australia

One of the main advantages of becoming an expat Down Under, according to the survey, is the ease of setting up in the country.

 Cool invention from China - pedalo.I would not mind a ride on this, although it looks not very stable.

 These little bats were rescued during flooding in Australia. They took the girl to his home from the rescue service.Now she nurses them from a pipette and wait until they get stronger and grow.