As the roots of globalization are strengthening its hold across the globe, more people are becoming open to the idea of relocating for a better quality of life, particularly moving to Singapore. The geopolitical situation and the economic structure of most countries around the world are changing rapidly since the past two decades. The 21st century has seen even the most developed countries that have been otherwise reputed for the opportunities they provide have been struggling with sustaining their employment rates. Economic recessions, political instability and terrorism effects have shaken quality of life in many countries. This has triggered people to consider relocation to other countries. As the concept of immigration is getting more popular, conventional immigration magnets such as the United States and the United Kingdom are restricting their immigration laws and implementing stricter border controls on the pretext of national security. This has paved way for new countries to emerge as immigrant hotspots. Most of these countries are emerging and rapidly growing economies that believe in free borders and freedom to the immigrant. Most of these countries are either smaller European nations or emerging economies in Asia. One of the most underrated but yet most promising countries when…