Family situation is the last dimension of Tung’s findings, but not the least. A main reason for expatriate failure is the inadaptability of the family’s adjustment to the new environment (Tung, 1982 cited by Hill, 2005). Furthermore, Black and Stephens (1989 cited by Dowling et al., 1999) made a survey and found that the adjustment of the spouse was positively related to the adjustment of the expatriate. However, they indicated that only 30% of the companies took the spouses’ opinions into consideration regarding international assignment. Similarly, Harvey (1985 cited by Ali, 2003) also points out that the most neglected factor in the expatriate selection process might be the family situation.