For many foreigners, finding new friends can case the often overwhelming task of adjusting to a new life abroad. The following countries can definitely feel more welcoming than others.
Uganda
This East African country received the highest marks for friendliness. According to the InterNations report, 57% of foreigners in Uganda gave 'general friendliness' the best possible rating （the global average was 26%）. Not only that, not a single respondent ranked this factor negatively. Uganda isn't without its problems, however, including the occasional power failure, and pollution from old cars
Costa Rica
The Central American country ranks high across all factors when it comes to how easily foreigners fit in. Almost nine out of 10 foreigners（89%）are pleased with the general friendliness of the population, and eight out of 10（79%）feel at home, according to the survey.
"If you make an effort to understand and eagerly accept the Costa Rican culture, you are very much welcomed with open arms and considered a friend. "
Colombia
This South American hotspot feels like home fast, according to many foreigners.
"The Colombian people are eager to show their country in a positive light and are very receptive and hospitable towards newcomers, "said Anne. Colombia is one of the countries in the world with the lowest percentage of foreign-born residents.
Oman
As one of the sunniest countries in the world, Oman also has friendly residents who reflect the warm climate. A welcoming culture rooted in faith also leads to an openness with newcomers.
While the cost of living in Oman is growing more expensive, it was recently ranked by Mercer as one of the more affordable places to live in the Middle East.
