Results based on: Expatriate Salary Management Survey

ECA's recently published location ratings show the impact of war and pandemic restrictions on the wellbeing of expatriates and their location allowances.

The ringgit's weakness against the US dollar has offset the impact of inflation in Kuala Lumpur, causing it to drop in the global rankings.

Singapore rose four places from last year to become the 8th most expensive location in the world for expatriates, driven primarily by surging accommodation costs.

Hong Kong is the second most expensive location in the world for expatriates

The lesser discussed assignment expense, coming to the forefront of assignee conversation.

Our Expatriate Salary Management Survey captures the latest trends in the application of pay and policy for long-term assignments, helping mobility teams benchmark practices and ensure their policies remain fit for purpose. Take a look at our infographic sharing some of the key highlights from...

Offering an in-house solution for instant access to cost estimates, our new Cost Estimate Calculator provides you with an accurate picture of the overall cost of your international moves - simply and quickly

The two biggest problems clients report when benchmarking are comparing total compensation and benefits packages, and the ability to benchmark against others in the same industry. ECA’s MyEMP reports enable you to do both and more.

With inflation on the rise in countries around the world, it is increasingly important that global mobility managers and assignees understand how rising prices impact pay.

Pamela Pang provides an overview of expatriate remuneration approaches, how global practice and Japanese practice differs, and how ECA can help with its Cost of Living, Location Allowance and other data and solutions. This webinar is delivered in Japanese.