Global Safety Index 2025

Comparative analysis of safety metrics across countries, including crime rates, healthcare, and overall security

Country	Safety Score	Crime Index	Healthcare Quality	Natural Disaster Risk	Social Security
🇮🇸 Iceland	92.4	Very Low	Excellent	Low	Very High
🇳🇿 New Zealand	91.7	Very Low	Excellent	Moderate	Very High
🇯🇵 Japan	91.1	Very Low	Excellent	High	Very High
🇨🇭 Switzerland	90.9	Very Low	Excellent	Low	Very High
🇸🇬 Singapore	90.7	Very Low	Excellent	Low	High
🇵🇹 Portugal	88.1	Low	Very Good	Low	High
🇦🇹 Austria	87.8	Low	Excellent	Low	High
🇩🇰 Denmark	87.5	Low	Excellent	Low	Very High
🇳🇱 Netherlands	86.9	Low	Excellent	Low	Very High
🇨🇦 Canada	86.8	Low	Very Good	Moderate	Very High
🇮🇪 Ireland	86.2	Low	Very Good	Low	High
🇩🇪 Germany	85.7	Low	Excellent	Low	Very High
🇪🇸 Spain	85.2	Low	Very Good	Low	High
🇫🇷 France	82.9	Moderate	Very Good	Low	High
🇮🇹 Italy	82.4	Moderate	Very Good	Moderate	High

Data compiled from: Global Peace Index, WHO Healthcare Rankings, World Risk Report, and Social Progress Index. Last updated: December 2023.

Safety Index Methodology

Our Safety Index by Country is based on comprehensive data analysis and international standards. Here's how we determine the rankings:

Data Collection

We analyze safety-related data from 100 countries worldwide.
Data is sourced from official government statistics, international organizations, and verified local experts.
We continuously update our data to reflect the most current situations in each country.

Scoring System

Each country is scored on a scale of 1-100 for the following factors:

Overall Safety Score: A weighted average of all factors.
Crime Rate: Includes violent crimes, property crimes, and cybercrime statistics.
Political Stability: Measures government stability, absence of violence/terrorism, and rule of law.
Health Safety: Considers healthcare quality, accessibility, and prevalence of diseases.
Environmental Safety: Evaluates natural disaster risks, pollution levels, and climate-related hazards.

Ranking Calculation

Countries are ranked based on their overall safety score, with higher scores indicating safer conditions.

Note: Our rankings are updated annually, with periodic adjustments for significant changes in a country's safety conditions.

Why the Safety Index Matters

Understanding global safety levels is crucial in today's interconnected world. Here's why these rankings are valuable:

1. Informed Decision Making

Travelers, expatriates, and businesses can use this index to make informed decisions about destinations for travel, relocation, or investment.

2. Risk Assessment

The index provides a comprehensive view of various safety factors, allowing for better risk assessment and mitigation strategies.

3. Policy Development

Governments and international organizations can use these rankings to identify areas for improvement in safety and security policies.

4. Global Awareness

The index raises awareness about safety disparities across the world, potentially encouraging global cooperation on safety issues.

5. Trend Analysis

By tracking changes in rankings over time, analysts can identify global trends in safety and security.

Limitations and Considerations

While our Safety Index provides valuable insights, it's important to note:

Safety can vary significantly within countries, especially in larger nations.
Personal experiences may differ from overall country rankings.
The index provides a general overview and should be used in conjunction with specific, up-to-date information for decision-making.
Cultural and contextual factors that might affect perceived safety are not fully captured in quantitative data.

By leveraging this index, individuals, organizations, and governments can gain a broader understanding of global safety trends, helping to inform decisions and strategies related to international engagement, travel, and security.