Top 10 Happiest Countries in the World 2018

Finland  landed the top spot on the United Nations’ World Happiness Report

The top 10 Happiest Countries in the World for 2018 are, staying here you will be the happiest in the world. 

Finland, 

Norway, 

Denmark, 

Iceland, 

Switzerland, 

Netherlands, 

Canada, 

New Zealand, 

Sweden and 

Australia.

In conclusion, there are large gaps in happiness between countries, and these will continue to create major pressures to migrate. Some of those who migrate between countries will benefit and others will lose. In general, those who move to happier countries than their own will gain in happiness, while those who move to unhappier countries will tend to lose. Those left behind will not on average lose, although once again there will be gainers and losers. Immigration will continue to pose both opportunities and costs for those who move, for those who remain behind, and for natives of the immigrant receiving countries. Where immigrants are welcome and where they integrate well, immigration works best. 

A more tolerant attitude in the host country will prove best for migrants and for the original residents. But there are clearly limits to the annual flows which can be accommodated without damage to the social fabric that provides the very basis of the country’s attraction to immigrants. One obvious solution, which has no upper limit, is to raise the happiness of people in the sending countries – perhaps by the traditional means of foreign aid and better access to rich-country markets, but more importantly by helping them to grow their own levels of trust, and institutions of the sort that make possible better lives in the happier countries

The top 10 least happiest countries 2018 are going here will make your depressed and miserable;

Burundi

 Central African Republic

South Sudan

Tanzania

Yemen

India

Rwanda

Syria

Liberia

Haiti

Malawi