Not necessarily. Bigger cities may offer more options, but they also bring higher cost, more competition, and more complex weekly logistics. For many families, a more realistic city can create a stronger entry point.
City choice only makes sense when judged together with school, transport, budget, and registration opportunities. A city is not just a name on a map; it is a full structure the family has to live inside.
The better question is not which city is bigger, but which city allows a stable pathway to be built.
Key takeaways
- City size is not the main standard.
- Real fit matters more than reputation.
- City choice must be judged with the full structure.