Expat Insider is one of the most comprehensive surveys on life abroad and includes data from more than 180,000 expats from around the world.

Axar.az reports citing Independent.

The survey covers a number of topics affecting people who live abroad, including work life, and based its ranking of the best and worst countries for women to work on more than 8,000 female expats who took part in the study.

According to the index, Greece is the worst place due to the number of female expats who were unhappy with their career prospects, with 81 per cent of respondents expressing negative feelings about the Greek economy.

Italy followed closely behind, with 34 per cent of female expats in the country dissatisfied with their jobs and an additional 50 per cent reporting that they were unhappy with their work-life balance.

Serbia, Argentina, Turkey and Myanmar were also included in the list due to women’s dissatisfaction over working hours, salary and the job opportunities on offer.

See the full lists for the best and worst countries for women to work abroad below and on Forbes.

The 10 Worst Countries for Women to Work Abroad

1. Greece

2. Italy

3. Serbia

4. Argentina

5. Turkey

6. Myanmar

7. South Africa

8. Romania

9. Kuwait

10. Egypt

The 10 Best Countries for Women to Work Abroad

1. Czech Republic

2. Bahrain

3. Taiwan

4. Norway

6. Luxembourg

7. New Zealand

8. The Netherlands

9. Malta

10. Australia