5 Best Affordable Places to Retire in 2025 (Visas, Residency & Healthcare)

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5 Best Affordable Places to Retire in 2025: Taxes, Residency & Healthcare
Are you dreaming of retiring overseas in 2025? 🌍 Discover the 5 best affordable countries to retire that offer stunning landscapes, affordable living, and excellent quality of life. From low taxes to easy residency options and high-quality healthcare, we cover everything you need to know about these retirement havens.
Countries Covered:
Colombia – Vibrant culture and cost-effective living.
Italy – Beautiful countryside and historical charm.
Panama – Tax benefits and expat-friendly communities.
Portugal – Safe, sunny, and welcoming for retirees.
Albania (our #1!) – Incredible beauty and unmatched affordability.
We also break down:
• Visa Requirements for retirees 🛂
• The quality of healthcare in each destination 🏥
• Affordable living tips to stretch your retirement savings 💵
Stay tuned until the end to find out why Albania tops our list as the ultimate place to retire abroad in 2025!
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[mabeaute]

This video is much to general! The reality of life’s challenges are not even mentioned. A real savvy traveler won’t ever underestimate language barriers, geopolitics, drug trafficking issues, US citizens overall safety, social issues, etc.

[stevenhensel]

Panama is fantastic I retired here 10 years ago. Best decision of my life!

[joan]

Italy has an unreasonable income requirements, and The taxes on worldwide pensions are very high too.

[kookietherapy]

Colombia
Portugal
Italy
Panama
Albania

[RosyJacobin-xtjd]

Great 👍 presentation! I pick Italy, of course 😊

[atomicvagrant]

I never subscibe to channels with introductions over 5 seconds. Just start the video already!

[christopherhouse]

Nicaragua I understand is very inexpensive country to live in or get residency!

[kevinstrong]

quality channel and host but some of the recommendations are overcrowded with tourism

[helenazenia]

Wondering when this video was made? Prices are current?

[Archangel]

Love your videos. Thank you for all your work. Now I need you to help me get a remote job so I can travel.

[JahBlessTravels]

Excellent video showcasing these retirement options. I’ve lived and visited most of these countries on your list and can attest to their beauty and affordability.

I’m curious to know if you have any information or videos on gaining (Citizenship by Ancestry) for any of these countries as well? I have ancestry for three of these countries.

[Traveler-pooe]

What are the tax requirements for these countries? I have already ruled out Colombia due it's tax requirements.

[jeffreyjeter]

Very helpful video hope to be in contact with you soon..

[WrldExplorer]

I have to correct you on the cost of living in Medellin. $820, yes, you can live off of that in Colombia, but Medellin for $400(rent), 😂, you’re not being truthful of what you will be getting, or where you will have to live to find a place like that, that’s decent. If you pay any less than that, you’re trading your safety for costs. I’m paying $860 for a 3br-4Ba(3people). The same size place would be like $1200+ in a more desirable gringo area if you can find one, but less rooms. We are looking for a place in Envigado and can’t find anything with 2 bedroom and 2 baths for the same that we are paying in Laureles. Prices are going up. Once I’m able to renew my 3 year visa, we are thinking about purchasing here but in Armenia, Colombia, or possibly in Europe. That’s how great the savings is living here. Keeping $4000 in my pocket monthly just by moving here. The coffee regions, yes, great areas, great cost. When it’s actual time to go to the doctor, it’s difficult to find one hat speaks English, if you’re trying to communicate in English that you need one. It’s not as simple as going to the doctor back in your home country. Even in expat groups, some are asking for advice on doctors, language, and things of the sort. Once you get in to see one, service is good. I had a few great physical therapist here. As I said before. Almost everything here is scheduled thru WhatsApp.

[kitty_s]

Portugal bureaucracy moves very slowly. Their govt has backlog of 400, 000+ visa applications, accdg to Roman of NFKRZ channel. He's been there for 9+ months and he still doesn't have his residence visa. As a Russian, he can't go/ visit other European countries so he's stuck in Portugal.

There are also reports of some who have been waiting for 2+ years for their residence visas to be issued. Their residency visa also requires you to stay there for 16 out of 24 months (OK for some, not for others who want to country-hop.) Rents have increased much, esp in Lisbon & Porto. Do your due diligence.

[jamesparnell]

How about Brasil? Is it a good place to retire, and where in Brasil is best for retiree.
Thnx

[christinel]

We were just in Albania exploring retirement options....there are a lot of things to consider. Yes, inexpensive but infrastructure has a long, long way to go. They were under communist rule until 1990, so it will take some time. Driving is insane! If you are sensitive to smoking...may want to think twice. Heavy smoking culture. Food was fabulous and very inexpensive 👍 People were nice.

[shabadime]

Colombia 🇨🇴 is definitely my #1
Especially if your a single male haha

[KBTLE]

All these language barriers aren't mentioned (!) - as though they are nothing ? In reality old retired people don't need the stress and difficulties from not being able to freely communicate for daily living essentials ? Visa issues and financial requirements also are real and some are quite significant ! --- Tremendous additional research is needed beyond this video for people to customise their situational circumstances (!) with both how and where they might fit in any of these countries mentioned here !!!

[mikestout]

$820 in Colombia! You'd be in a box! But it would be warm.