Australia has been named the safest country for women in the world for the second year in a row (Daily Mail Photo)
Australia has been named the safest country for women in the world for the second year in a row.
Women's safety levels in major European cities such as London and Paris have fallen over the past few years, according to the Daily Mail, according to the consultancy New World Wealth (New World Wealth) 's latest ranking of the world's safest countries for women.
Women's security is one of the best ways to measure a country's long-term wealth growth potential, according to the Global Wealth Migration Watch (2019 Global Wealth Migration Review) 2019.
The report focuses on the movement of high net worth people and points out that only 58 out of 195 countries have reasonable and reliable crime statistics.
Most of the world's safest countries for women are also popular destinations for high-net-worth migrants.
Australia, Malta, Iceland, New Zealand and Canada are in the top five women's safest countries for two consecutive years.
The report also pointed out that Australia's per capita economy is among the highest in the world. Australia's security is driving wealth growth. Australia's high minimum wage is one reason it can be considered a leading economy.
In the past few years, Australia has become the most popular destination for immigrants by millionaires, reflecting rich people's bullish outlook for Australia's long-term development.