12 Best Countries to Retire Comfortably with Low Cost of Living

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If you’re considering retirement abroad, you need information, and you need lots of it. But more than that, you need guidance on how to interpret that information. In many cases, you could decrease your monthly expenses, perhaps significantly, simply by relocating to a new country. Depending where in the world you choose to retire, you could enjoy big savings on housing, and other expenses. There are many tempting places in Europe, Latin America and Asia where you can live large on a small budget. You’ll also need to consider the visa application and residency process for moving to these countries. The countries mentioned in this video are some of the best option for retiring comfortably with low cost of living and access to healthcare. These countries are catching on quickly by attracting retirees with enticing retirement plans.
So here are 12 Best countries to retire comfortably.

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Foreigners can go to the Philippines on a tourist visa and stay for 3 years, just pay for visa extensions, after 3 years hop on the plane and back again, start the 3 year program again, as a tourist there's no income requirement. I live on less than $500 on a midsized city with malls, hospitals, seaport and airport, my maid costs $80 a month, she takes care of cleaning, laundry and washing dishes.

markledesma

I retired in Mexico 3 years ago. Best decision I ever made

jbw

I'm watching this at the age of 20 😂

imsamiurrahman

Mauritius, uruguay, philippines, mexico, vietnam, greece,
thailand, slovenia, ecuador, malaysia, costa rica, portugal .

kopi_pandan

me wanting other country to retire, but then realize my country is listed 😂😂😂😂

La.la

Portugal was the first county that I have ever visited outside of the USA. I loved it there and I’m happy to see it make the top of this list.

HonJazzz

I have been to all these countries.I would take Costa Rica of the list. It became expensive.

olga

A few decades from now, the choice is another planet or on an interstellar craft

AndrewMage

I have been to Mauritius (3 times), Thailand (4 times), Philippines (twice), Greece (3 times), Malaysia (5 times) and Portugal once. Although Malaysia is my first choice but I would be happy to retire in the other places that are on the list which I have visited. But I am surprised Spain or Indonesia were not on the list though

brothersman

Portugal is a Paradise. The oldest country in Europe, full of history (Medieval villages and castles, historical towns, UNESCO heritage sites, Palaces...and a lot of Templar sites), beautiful beaches, a great gastronomy, friendly people, multi-racial and multicultural, the second language is English, free schools, and free public health (14º best system in Europe), the 3rd safest country in the world (Global Peace Index). You are welcome in Portugal.

VictorPMarcos

I love you Slovenia beautiful and natural beautiful clean rich country slovenia 🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮🇸🇮

bibekdas

Retirement could be no easy if you didn't save enough before retiring. I retired at 64 and i saved $1.9million over the years of my investment and i'm grateful to God that at least i retired in good health.

victormilley

No matter how hardworking or how much you love your work you must retire some day you won't work for ever that's reality.

lucasparker

Why am I watching this at the age of 25😂😂

VASIGTravelingLifeinLondon

The humidity in south Asian countries is so high and generally terrible air quality that would knock them all off my list unfortunately. At least I can visit whenever....My relatives live in Manila and the traffic is awful, water supply issues, floods and general dirtiness. And lots of poor people, very polarizing class system. Peace index 2020 places it even worse than chaotic Usa. Food is hit and miss and inexpensive. Beef is generally terrible quality unless you go to an upscale restaurant. South Asia in general not for me.

dennispena