Top 10 Easiest Countries To Visit For Americans In Retirement Travel

We list the top 10 easiest countries to visit for Americans in Retirement Travel.
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The countries that make this list stand out for their location, cost of living, amount of English spoken, and familiarity.

Among those included are Canada, England, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Italy, and Vietnam.

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[wgarnsey]

We have done it. We are officially slow travelers. Friday we sold our car (we sold the house last December). In a month's time we will be in Malaysia, then Thailand. Back to the US for the holidays, then onto the Philippines and Guam in January. February/March to Panama to get our Permanent Pensionado Visa, then we take a spring relocation cruise to Rome to spend April and May in Italy. Your channel has been immensley helpful. We just signed up for the Travel course. We figure it will easily pay for itself by making one or two less mistakes.

[lindadorman]

All good suggestions...the only other thing most Americans need to adjust to is high humidity in Asian countries. If you're coming from Florida, Texas or another southern state, it might not be so bad but if you're not used to it, you will appreciate good air conditioning!

[StevenSmith-cotz]

Excellent presentation and analysis. We are in the midst of moving to Malaysia via MM2H and we have travelled to many others countries on your list. We just finished our first week in Penang and my wife and 95 year-old mother-in-law were blown away with Malaysia and its people. I worked in Singapore and Malaysia over 30 years ago so the prevalence of English, value for your money and kindness of the Malaysians was not a complete surprise and I fell in love with the country all over again.

[bgemchk]

Super great idea for a video— really helps in terms of contextualizing the various countries!🙏🙌🏼

[damncars]

The Philippines is my new home. It's my #1 because of the Filipina wife. We're traveling to Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia for extended vacations. Love it here.

[jjoel]

Yes, Singapore is a great gateway to Asia! I felt like I was in Florida, but an Asian version! I was ready for Thailand after being in Singapore for a few days!

[EddieAppell]

I absolutely love watching your videos guys! You provide valuable information, and you get right to the point, which is appreciated. I just wish you guys would use CHAPTER markers! Especially with these "top 10" type list videos, it would be really helpful. Please consider adding chapter markers!

[mjbowhunter]

great list, Singapore and Malaysia are the top of my list of places I have visited

[msbeecee]

Great video. Looking forward to trying Malaysia one day

[IramisandGerry]

Great list! Thank you. And tHank you for your course. Started last week and already have 100 views on one video in less than 24 hours. First time in 5 months of YT! 💗🙏🏽🇵🇷

[GreatLakeGal]

Would you please make a video on your top ten desirable but difficult countries to visit?

[renamccully]

We did it! Retiring at the end of this year, now the hard part.... where to visit first! Love your videos, super helpful!

[robfischhof]

Another fantastic video! Thank you for sharing your experiences and wealth of information. I certainly have learned a lot from you. I am setting out on my first solo trip to SE Asia for 6 weeks starting the end of January. I would like to suggest a topic for an upcoming video that I know would be super helpful to myself and a lot of new travelers to the area. The topic would be something like SE Asia 101, knowing the basics. I believe a lot of people would benefit from suggestions on safely getting from the airport to your hotel, general transportation do’s and don’ts, forms of payment accepted, are cc accepted most everywhere or do you definitely need cash in local currency, and finally where to exchange money and/or which atm’s to use for getting cash and not getting scr*w*d. Thank you again!

[FoodiesVacations]

Another awesome video… ❤ I’ve been to the Philippines in the 70s… it was not easy To get to for sure. We stopped in Japan on the way. But Guam and Hawaii on the way back. But I suspect that it has gotten easier with points and transpacific cruises… etc. I would like to make a request for a video called “How to get to Asia” 😂 I’m in KY, so I know it’s going to be a trip!

[jennacargil]

Thank you so much for this list. I now have a starting point for my Asia travels. Have a wonderful day.

[thewestons]

Thank you for a very informative video. What part of Italy or what cities were you referring to in Italy? Thank you

[AngieRTaylor]

Love Ally’s Louis Vuitton headband!! Stylin’ and Profilin’!

[TheCastillosTravel]

Great video and super informative. We have been to nearly each country you have noted. Huge, huge fans of your top three countries. Keep up the good work, your channel is super informative for those just starting their journey.

[gg]

I was in KL and loved it. It was a like a city with trees, and the people were amazing. I also visited Vietnam. I will be back there next year and plan on checking out a few more places.

[brendaleelynch]

Helpful pragmatic topic for newbie international travelers, thank you! Love watching all of your video tips and appreciate the links included. Cheers~