Bayt.com has found that many expatriate workers - 36% - across the Middle East see no reason to leave their country of residence during the current conditions, despite the economic crisis being widely represented as particularly damaging to expatriate communities, according to a recent series of polls carried out on professionals across the Middle East.

The polls also revealed however, that 28% feel they may have no choice but to return home as a result of the current conditions, while 15% said they would prefer to make the move back home. Interestingly, 21% said instead of going back to their country of origin, they would consider moving to a new country, as an expatriate.

The ‘reactions to economic conditions’ online poll series conducted by Bayt.com sought to gauge how employees feel that the current economic turmoil is affecting them - in terms of work and finances, and their opinions on the likely longevity of the crisis in their country of residence.

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