These 13 Places Are Actually Best For Easiest Retirement!

Cost of living is the major aspect of retirement. Plus, a good healthcare environment, climate, local attitudes, low crime rate, and other important aspects make a place best for retirement. In this video, we cover 13 extremely best places for retirement that offer everything you've ever dreamed of and more.

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[zubairadamu]

I believe the retirement crisis will get even worse. Many struggle to save due to low wages, rising prices, and exorbitant rents. With homeownership becoming unattainable for middle-class Americans, they may not have a home to rely on for retirement either.

[jbw]

I've retired in Mexico and absolutely love it here. The people are so friendly and they make me a better person

[louis]

People need to do their own homeworks and do not rely on these vlogs. Visit those countries first and spend a few months there during the slow season

[pg]

I have been to many of these places that he recommends and I can tell you in the kindest words that he is full of hot air.

[mrbushlied]

I plan on relocating to Argentina when I retire in 2026. I visited the country for the third time in March 2023 for two weeks. I was happy to discover that foreign credit cards pay the Dollar Blue rate which is twice that of the Dollar Red (or official) rate. Thus, I didn't have to constantly go to Western Union to convert US$ to Argentine pesos. I'm visiting Argentina again in late September for a month to choose which city I'd prefer to live in. I might also check out Uruguay during my stay in Argentina.

[paulinefriend]

I lived in many countries, my suggestion is to do extensive research about the place you will be moving.

[k.k.]

The requirements you listed for Malaysia are outdated. Their requirements for income are through the roof (10, 000 usd a month and something like 500k in the bank), although they will review the requirements supposedly in October. One can hope they will change it to something realistic. You can retire in Sarawak for $1750 a month and 35k in the bank and have to spend 30 days a year in Saraw. Meeting cost of living is irrelevant if you can't meet the requirements to settle down.

[grahamjacob]

Your only chance of retiring in places like Australia is if you moved there before you were 40.

Separately, it is hard fitting in anywhere if you don't embrace the local culture. Living in an expat enclave might work for a while but is like living in any small village - everyone knows each other and if you fall out with the "leaders" life can be hell.

[SharkBite]

This video is a pleasant eye opener. Croatia and Albania caught my attention.

[topplacetoLive]

Thanks for the tips! Easiest retirement spots - just what I needed.

[CLoop-dd]

One (to me) important criterion, when selecting a country for retirement, would be to consult Human Rights Watch. For example, this is what the organization says about Turkey: "The authoritarian and highly centralized presidential government of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has set back Turkey’s human rights record by decades, targeting perceived government critics and political opponents, profoundly undermining the independence of the judiciary, and hollowing out democratic institutions." And, yes, I have stayed in the country for a few months and like its people.

[williammistler]

I appreciate all your videos though sincerely!

[frankkluz]

Why hide the bad news ? The financial requirements !!! > Many visas are quite costly ? --- The bad news for many - you omitted --?-- WHY ? --- A very incomplete video lacking vital info. Turkey received much of it & even then we're advised to do our own research ?

[norabranchetti]

I live in Uruguay Montevideo also Argentina and none of your information is truthful, you can’t rented for less than one thousand dollars for a studious .Argentina they killed ten to fifteen every single day. You can’t stay on Montevideo more than nine days with out permission for a year.Please don’t miss let people 😢

[rdailyhadith]

Colombia and Belize - hard pass due to the crime rate

[mariojsworld]

Nicely presented video, greetings from Switzerland.

[robertcsmith]

Just curious; did you consider Ecuador? If so, what knocked it off the list? Thanks for the video😊

[unknown-user]

Do you know how to find the best place to retire? All you have to do is cross out every country talked about on YouTube and mainstream media. So I just removed Panama, Indonesia, Albania, Argentina, Mauritius, Thailand, Costa Rica, Belize, Colombia, Uruguay, Croatia and Turkey from the list.
My process is to eliminate every country mentioned anywhere as the best place to retire. If a place is talked about, understand that it’s already too late to retire there. It’s already been pumped by the gringo.

[davenew]

Kinda hilarious that this video is all about retirement and retirees yet most of the people in the videos are VERY young. Hardly convincing

[airwaystravel]

Albania is lovely to retire !
A home full cost about 60, 000-100, 000€ and no tax and as well very cheap to rent home is from 280€-380€ and very good food all Latin letter and all speak English or German or French nice nation 🎉