HelloSafe City Safety Index2026 edition · 60 cities · official homicide data

The safest cities in the world in 2026

The safest cities in the world in 2026: 60 major cities scored out of 100 on official homicide data and their country's safety context.

Global top 3 · 2026score /100
90–10080–9070–80under 70
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Key facts to remember

What is the safest city in the world in 2026?

60major cities ranked, on five continents
97.9Singapore, the safest city
10cities score 90 or more out of 100
24cities record fewer than 1 homicide per 100,000 residents
Key takeaways · 20-second read
  • Singapore (97.9), Tokyo (94.9) and Geneva (94.8) are the three safest cities in the world.
  • Europe places 7 cities in the top 10: Geneva, Stockholm, Oslo, Zurich, Edinburgh, Copenhagen and Palma. Sydney (9th) completes it.
  • Montreal (86.0) is the safest city in North America, Santiago (65.1) the safest in Latin America.
  • Every score rests on an official homicide count for the city itself, from UNODC or the national police and statistics offices.

How is the index built? See the methodology ↓

01 · World ranking

2026 ranking of the safest cities in the world

All 60 cities ranked on the same 0–100 score. Click a city for its rank, its region and its five pillar scores.

#1 worldwide · #1 in Asia & OceaniaSingaporeSingapore
98.0/10090–100

Singapore scores 98.0/100, #1 worldwide and #1 in Asia & Oceania. Its strongest pillar is Environmental risk (country) (99.9), its weakest Political stability (country) (96.6). Before you go, look for cover for trip cancellation and early return.

Pillar breakdown
City public safety 50 %97.7
Health security (country) 19 %98.1
Political stability (country) 15 %96.6
Environmental risk (country) 12 %99.9
Cybersecurity (country) 4 %99.8
Pillar scores on 100, weighted into the overall 98.0.
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02 · Where the safe cities are

The geography of safe cities

Every ranked city as a point in its tier colour. Click a tier to show or hide it, click a city for its rank and score.

#1 Singapore · 98.0#2 Tokyo · 95.2#3 Geneva · 94.8#4 Stockholm · 92.5#5 Oslo · 92.2#6 Zurich · 92.0#7 Edinburgh · 90.8#8 Copenhagen · 90.7#9 Sydney · 90.4#10 Palma · 90.1#11 Seoul · 89.8#12 Munich · 89.4#13 Dublin · 88.7#14 Reykjavik · 88.1#15 Amsterdam · 87.9#16 Vienna · 87.5#17 Helsinki · 87.4#18 Madrid · 87.3#19 London · 87.2#20 Berlin · 86.8#21 Milan · 86.7#22 Barcelona · 86.5#23 Rome · 86.3#24 Montreal · 86.2#25 Venice · 85.7#26 Paris · 85.6#27 Florence · 85.5#28 Toronto · 84.0#29 Brussels · 83.5#30 Prague · 82.6#31 Warsaw · 82.4#32 Vancouver · 82.3#33 Naples · 82.2#34 Lisbon · 82.2#35 Athens · 81.8#36 Porto · 81.3#37 Budapest · 78.2#38 Kuala Lumpur · 75.9#39 Tel Aviv · 73.2#40 New York · 72.9#41 San Francisco · 72.7#42 Mumbai · 69.9#43 Miami · 69.0#44 Las Vegas · 68.6#45 Los Angeles · 68.0#46 Buenos Aires · 65.1#47 Santiago · 65.1#48 Chicago · 60.4#49 São Paulo · 60.0#50 Delhi · 60.0#51 Washington, D.C. · 57.7#52 Lima · 49.9#53 Mexico City · 48.8#54 Rio de Janeiro · 48.3#55 Medellín · 48.3#56 Nairobi · 47.2#57 Bogotá · 47.0#58 Cartagena · 38.0#59 Johannesburg · 32.6#60 Cape Town · 25.0
Showing 60 of 60 ranked cities · click a city for its info

Why do some large cities not appear? A city is ranked only when an official homicide count exists for the city itself. Dubai, Istanbul, Bangkok and Bali are not on the map for that reason. What this study does not show ↓

03 · Regional rankings

Safest cities by region

Each region ranked on its own, with each city's place in the world ranking. Europe leads with an average of 86.7, ahead of Asia & Oceania (81.4) and North America (72.7). The country behind each city is scored in our ranking of the safest countries in the world.

#1 Geneva · 94.8#2 Stockholm · 92.5#3 Oslo · 92.2#4 Zurich · 92.0#5 Edinburgh · 90.8#6 Copenhagen · 90.7#7 Palma · 90.1#8 Munich · 89.4#9 Dublin · 88.7#10 Reykjavik · 88.1#11 Amsterdam · 87.9#12 Vienna · 87.5#13 Helsinki · 87.4#14 Madrid · 87.3#15 London · 87.2#16 Berlin · 86.8#17 Milan · 86.7#18 Barcelona · 86.5#19 Rome · 86.3#20 Venice · 85.7#21 Paris · 85.6#22 Florence · 85.5#23 Brussels · 83.5#24 Prague · 82.6#25 Warsaw · 82.4#26 Naples · 82.2#27 Lisbon · 82.2#28 Athens · 81.8#29 Porto · 81.3#30 Budapest · 78.2Europe · average 86.8 · 30 cities ranked

Safest cities in Europe

  1. 1Geneva94.8#3
  2. 2Stockholm92.5#4
  3. 3Oslo92.2#5
  4. 4Zurich92.0#6
  5. 5Edinburgh90.8#7
  6. 6Copenhagen90.7#8
  7. 7Palma90.1#10
  8. 8Munich89.4#12
  9. 9Dublin88.7#13
  10. 10Reykjavik88.1#14
  11. 11Amsterdam87.9#15
  12. 12Vienna87.5#16
  13. 13Helsinki87.4#17
  14. 14Madrid87.3#18
  15. 15London87.2#19
  16. 16Berlin86.8#20
  17. 17Milan86.7#21
  18. 18Barcelona86.5#22
  19. 19Rome86.3#23
  20. 20Venice85.7#25
  21. 21Paris85.6#26
  22. 22Florence85.5#27
  23. 23Brussels83.5#29
  24. 24Prague82.6#30
  25. 25Warsaw82.4#31
  26. 26Naples82.2#33
  27. 27Lisbon82.2#34
  28. 28Athens81.8#35
  29. 29Porto81.3#36
  30. 30Budapest78.2#37

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Reading the results

The safest cities to visit in 2026

The top tenThe ten safest cities to visit are Singapore, Tokyo, Geneva, Stockholm, Oslo, Zurich, Edinburgh, Copenhagen, Sydney and Palma, the only ten of the 60 to score 90 or more. Singapore and Tokyo lead because they combine the lowest homicide rates of the ranking, 0.11 and 0.22 per 100,000 residents, with a country score above 90 on every other pillar.
Capital citiesAmong European capitals, Stockholm (4th), Oslo (5th) and Copenhagen (8th) lead. Dublin is 13th, Amsterdam 15th, Vienna 16th, Madrid 18th, London 19th and Berlin 20th. Paris is 26th with 85.4: its homicide rate, 1.08 per 100,000, is close to London's (1.18) and Berlin's (1.28).
Beyond EuropeOutside Europe, Singapore (97.9), Tokyo (94.9), Sydney (90.6) and Seoul (89.3) score highest. In North America, the three Canadian cities lead: Montreal (86.0), Toronto (83.7) and Vancouver (82.1). New York (73.8) is the highest-ranked city in the United States.
04 · How we score

Methodology

Built by HelloSafe's travel insurance team, independently of our comparison. Every figure comes from a public, official source, so the ranking can be reproduced city by city.

Score /100= weighted sum50 %City public safety19 %Health security (country)15 %Political stability (country)12 %Environmental risk (country)4 %Cybersecurity (country)
SourcesCity homicide counts: UNODC city-level data, else the national police or statistics office (Tokyo Metropolitan Police, Singapore Police Force, ONS, Istat, INE, FBI, SAPS, among others). Country context: the HelloSafe Safety Index 2026 (WHO, World Bank WGI, ND-GAIN, ITU GCI).
ProcessingCity public safety = 100 × (1 − ln(1 + homicide rate) ÷ ln(101)): a city with no homicide scores 100, a rate of 100 per 100,000 or more scores 0. The logarithm separates cities that all record fewer than 2 homicides per 100,000.
Country contextHealth, political stability, environmental risk and cybersecurity are national measures: each city takes the scores of its country in the Safety Index. Crime is measured at city level only, so it is not counted twice.

Formula City Safety Index = 0.50 × City public safety + 0.19 × Health + 0.15 × Stability + 0.12 × Environment + 0.04 × Cyber

What this study does not show
  • Only cities with an official homicide count for the city itself are ranked: no national figure stands in for a city. 23 large cities are left out for that reason, among them Dubai, Istanbul, Bangkok, Bali, Beijing and Shanghai.
  • Hong Kong (0.25 per 100,000) and Taipei (0.98) have city figures but no country score in the Safety Index, so they are not ranked.
  • Homicide is the only crime that can be compared from one country to another; theft, pickpocketing and scams are not measured.
  • Data years range from 2022 to 2025: the latest official figure of each city.
  • Territories follow each source: the city proper in most cases, the police area for Las Vegas, Dublin and Stockholm, the metropolitan area for Sydney and Lima.
  • In small cities a handful of cases moves the rate: Palma recorded 1 homicide, Venice 2, Edinburgh and Florence 3.
  • Relative, not absolute: a score compares cities with each other, it does not certify a destination as risk-free.
  • Not a travel advisory: always check your government's official advice before travelling.
New in 2026First edition60 cities, 5 regionsOfficial city data onlySingapore #1

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“Singapore, Tokyo and Geneva are the three safest cities in the world, according to the HelloSafe City Safety Index, which ranks 60 major cities on official homicide data.”

“Seven of the ten safest cities in the world are in Europe: Geneva, Stockholm, Oslo, Zurich, Edinburgh, Copenhagen and Palma, according to HelloSafe.”

“Montreal is the safest city in North America in the HelloSafe City Safety Index, ahead of Toronto and Vancouver.”

Quotes by Pauline Laurore, travel insurance expert and author of the index · Contact us

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Singapore tops the HelloSafe City Safety Index 2026 with 97.9 out of 100, ahead of Tokyo (94.9) and Geneva (94.8). It recorded 7 homicides in 2025 for 6.1 million residents, 0.11 per 100,000, the lowest rate of the 60 cities ranked.

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