Most Multicultural Countries In the World

I've lived here all my life, and I think I'll always regard it as the most multicultural country in the world. You will find people of every ethnicity here.

I grew up in Australia as an immigrant and was granted naturalization to become a citizen. But I lived in a quite diverse suburb in Brisbane with a majority of my friends being Chinese, Indian, and Sri Lankan. Almost every one of my friends is also from New Zealand and South Africa. Basically, I think Australia has the highest migration rates in the world in terms of multicultural diversity.

It is a country that comes in the list of linguistic diversities. It is a home for all the possible religions you can think of. And it is one of the countries having the richest cultures and festivals. It also shows an amazing quality of cinema, diverse ancient civilizations, and architecture dating back to the times of Egyptian civilizations. According to the 2017 census, it is the world's largest growing economy.

Climate, Landscape, Language, Culture, Religion, Cuisine, wildlife, Clothing, Physique... Tell me the country which offers variety in all these?

The fact that only one-fifth of their population is actually born in Canada is spectacular. If you ask, Canada does not have a primary culture that is considered Canadian. Instead, it is cultures coming from all around the world that Canadians share. Canada is a country that runs and lives off immigration. Due to the size of the country, they need individuals to make more babies or to immigrate.

Canada ranks in the top five of the safest countries with a growing economy, especially coming from Calgary. Canada is, in my opinion, the best country for a family to move to. Everybody is polite and nice in general, jobs are easy to find (may vary from province to province), and it offers free healthcare. Overall, Canada is the most multicultural country out there, with over 100 different ethnic groups.

This is the most multicultural.

New Zealand is so slept on. We are a VERY multicultural country. We accept, embrace, and love our indigenous culture and people. We not only celebrate their culture but also other Pacific Islands, Indian festivals, and Chinese New Year. Tell me what other country recognizes and praises its indigenous culture. I rest my case.

The mix of cultures in Auckland is amazing. Auckland's North Shore is home to large South African, Korean, and European communities, while parts of South, East, Central, and West Auckland have large Pacific Island, African, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Cambodian communities. Our suburbs are ethnically diverse, which makes Auckland unique.

Ethiopia is a country of love, peace, and a beautiful country. It has more than 80 nations and nationalities living together peacefully.

South Africa is one of the most multicultural countries in the world.

Mauritians are so kind.

Most strange country. Love it.

Number one ranked.

I'm Malaysian. I speak English, Malay, Mandarin, Hokkien, and Spanish. I can do that in a single sentence. Often, foreigners argue that it's because I went to an international school, but that's not the reason. It's the nature of Malaysians. Many college friends attended public school and can speak the same number of languages, if not more, than me.

Malay, Chinese, Indian, Iban, Kadazandusun culture, and more flourish in Malaysia. You can get all kinds of cuisine within one block of shops. In one street, you can see a mosque, Buddhist temple, Hindu temple, and church all having prayer sessions at the same time.

You can see Chinese wearing Baju Kurung (Malay traditional outfit), Malays wearing sarees (Indian traditional outfit), and Indians wearing cheongsam (Chinese traditional outfit) even on an ordinary day. It would be shocking if a Malaysian said they knew less than three languages. It would be practically impossible for a Malaysian not to have tasted another culture's food. Even as a vegetarian, I have access to over 300 vegetarian restaurants nearby serving various cultures' foods.

I like to call Brazil the giant multicultural center. We may not have a lot of people speaking many different languages, but our version of Portuguese has a mishmash of all types of languages. African culture is huge, and there are places in the south where European culture is really big.

A giant Asian, and most notably Japanese, presence exists in "Liberdade," a district in São Paulo. The indigenous people are also very relevant. Almost everyone has a Black, indigenous, Latin, European, and sometimes Asian descendant. It's crazy how those cultures got together to form Brazilian culture.

But unfortunately, there are some groups trying to make people believe that Brazil is a racist and misogynist country, which is total BS.

Nigeria has 371 ethnic groups and tribes, and it's the third-largest country in Africa.

Belgium has a variety of cultures spread throughout it.

Best in multiculturalism.

The UAE is one of the most diverse countries in the world, where around 80% of the people living here are expats.

India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, South Korea, Thailand, China, Korea, Russia, the UK, Australia, the US, France, Uganda, South Africa, Germany, Egypt, Oman, and many other nations all have some of their people living in the United Arab Emirates.