Best Cities for Expats with Young Families

I would vote for Vienna. The city is very international, has excellent healthcare and is very well connected.

    What are the best cities for expats with young children in terms of education, healthcare, and community?
        -@daisyyycaroline

Your question is much too vague, which leads me to ask for what reason you ask it. Compiling stats on expat responses for an article, perhaps?

Do you have a language preference? If English, you've narrowed your choices quite a bit.

What is your budget? Unlimited?

Climate (latitudinal) preference?

Give us something to work with.

Depends on one's citizenship, which languages they speak, what their skills and experiences are, what their taste are in culture, weather etc. Such vague questions are rather pointless. Narrow it down if you want a real answer.

The question is way too vague indeed... or maybe it's the world which is too big?

    The question is way too vague indeed... or maybe it's the world which is too big?
        -@Julien

They say these days that the world is a small place. Still, I'd hate to have to paint it.

@TominStuttgart

I'm looking for general suggestions on cities known for good education, healthcare, and family-friendly communities for expats. Any recommendations would be great

@Julien

Thanks, you're right! To narrow it down, I'm looking for cities with good schools, reliable healthcare, and strong expat communities—maybe in Europe or Southeast Asia. Any suggestions?

@TGCampo

Thanks! Vienna sounds great. How are the international schools and the expat community for families with kids?

@daisyyycaroline Excellent

    @TominStuttgart
I'm looking for general suggestions on cities known for good education, healthcare, and family-friendly communities for expats. Any recommendations would be great
   

    -@daisyyycaroline

Well that narrows it down to virtully every city in western Europe and many of them in the east. Again, you need to focus on places you might have a chance to go to like where you speak the local language.

I'm not sure how the quality of life in Switzerland is compared to where you are, but if it's anything like their flag it'll be a big plus.