Australia took the top spot for the second year in a row.
The Maltese Islands have been named number two in a list of 195 countries where women feel safe.
Australia came in first place, while Iceland, New Zealand and Canada took the third, fourth and fifth spots.
Findings of the report
The study was carried out by global market research group New World Wealth who are based in Johannesburg. Its research found that: “Women’s safety is one of the best ways to gauge a country's long-term wealth growth potential, with a correlation of over 90 per cent between historic wealth growth and woman safety levels."
Results were based on the percentage of each country's population that had reported crimes related to rape, slavery, human trafficking and general assaults on women, over the past year. However, the report said only 58 of the 195 countries included in the report had reasonably reliable crime statistics. Countries with unreliable crime statistics were excluded from the top five.
The countries which did make it to the top of the list were deemed popular destinations for “individuals with a net worth of more than €900,000 and have experienced strong wealth growth in the last 20 years.”