😂😂😂 top three Croatia. No part of the EU and based on investigation most corrupt country on the Balcon.

My main concern is safety…… I don’t consider Mexico a safe country to live in. Mexico needs to get their huge drug cartel issues eliminated.

Excellent informative video but it's a pity your pronunciation of Spanish place names isn't of the same standard.

A quarter of a million dollars to nearly half million dollars? These property prices are artificially high for their respective nation's economy. This is because of Expats willing to pay these ridiculous prices. The citizens of these countries will be priced out of the home ownership and then out of the ability to to afford rent. How long before they revolt and force their governments to seize foreign owned real estate?

What it cost to fly there is unbelievable!

You could help a great deal to include currency exchange in your presentation what is the name of their currency and the exchange!

Great list of places to consider! I’m curious-what makes these regions stand out for living or retiring compared to other parts of the Iberian Peninsula? Are there specific benefits like lower cost of living, better healthcare, or more job opportunities? I’d love to hear more about the advantages of each region!

I wish Spain didn't have that stupid wealth tax!

The US wires you your money only for a half year. If you don't return by then you can say goodbye to your social securety money!!

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This is a great list! As an American considering retirement abroad, I’m curious-what factors should I prioritize when choosing a property, like healthcare access, cost of living, or local culture? Are there specific countries on this list that offer the best balance for retirees? Thanks for the insights!

It’s worth mentioning that The Greek Golden Visa program’s minimum investment has increased to 500,000 EUR, effective May 1st, 2023. Greece Golden Visa change applies geographical limits to real estate investments, affecting properties in specific municipalities in Athens, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, and Santorini.

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I watch a lot of these types of videos because I am interested in retiring overseas. One main concern though is if I sell the property or pass it on to my family when I die, I don't want a massive capital gains or even more inheritance tax shock. You do mention this in a couple of cases but not many videos consider this.

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Almeria 1st 😮.....ok 😊

Great information.

Wow, this is great info! I'm curious, which of these places offer the best value for the price in terms of lifestyle, amenities, and safety? Are these beachside apartments primarily in more remote locations, or are there any in popular tourist destinations that are still affordable? I'd love to know if there are any hidden gems that might not be as well known but offer a fantastic living experience for that price!

Come live in São João de Ver, it's cheaper(an 3 room apartment is 140k euros) and is 20 minutes from Oporto!

PHILIPPINES Negros Dumaguete and moving activities up opportunities up the remaining mountain region are keeping good enough for more moderate trajectory of the temperature ranging between 30 C (87 F) and 5 C day time to evening difference!🏥

Very nice informative video

Its interesting to read about how the cost of living has risen world wide and each country has identified the group responsible.Digital nomads,golden visa holders,immigrants ,billionaires air bnb endless list of culprits, left wing government,right wing government. price gouging corporate types.

I love growing vegetables, I will make such a channel, it's interesting! Great!

The USA is the BEST! Going NO other country!🤭🤓

A few of these places are quite far away if you still like to visit family. The islands off of Africa have a travel time of 25 to 30 hours to the US

investing in anything outside of your own business should be illegal, enough of people and corporations [who own millions of vacant homes] buying up family homes and charging high rents. and the govt needs to stop allowing foreigners to buy all of our land

Copenhagen ❤

Greece is the wordy country to work and live! You have no idea what you are talking about!!!!😅😅😅😅

$2800/mo retirement income is up there. Do any other countries require more?

Georgia is, unfortunately, going backwards politically.

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Girona is only 38 minutes from Barcleona ...not an hour...via high speed train

St Lucia nice to visit, I’d be bored to tears there. To include Colombia and Costa Rica and not Ecuador is ridiculous.

It’s just shocking to me how mostly all Europeans disdain Spain during their working years, yet they keep coming to Spain for their retirement only to contribute to property speculation. Spaniard yougsters cannot afford decent housing anymore, that’s really sad…

I am not sure if you are incuaging or discouraging people from visiting My Mother Africa. Maybe you only want the pile kineofman to enjoy and have our Nubians Mama Africa, No I will take back what rightfully belongs to us Nubians and clean up all the mess of these caucasian people have done to our land. I would be there soon and to rebuild and secure my Nubians children future and encourage them not to alow those kineofman to ever have access to our most precious place on earth Mama Africa. All kineofman most never enter a beautiful land our Mama Africa that they once tried to desecrate most not have access to.

WHAT ABOUT DOMINICA ?????

As an American interested in working abroad, this list is super helpful! It’s great to see which countries in Asia are considered safest for living and working. I’m curious about what factors make these places so safe-is it low crime rates, good healthcare, or maybe political stability? And how do expats generally find the experience in terms of work-life balance and adjusting to the local culture? This video definitely got me thinking about new possibilities!

No Jamaica?!?!?

Boston ❤

Croatia used to be cheap, but it cetainly isnt anymore.

What can I say about the places that are so beautiful, when you see them, your eyes close, it seems that these are the other beautiful places in of the world

I am amazed by your thoughts, I watch your videos all the time and I hope you get a lot of benefit from watching your videos

I learned a lot by watching your video, very informative video, many people will benefit from watching this video, thank you very much

Such an informative video! It’s great to see a list of affordable countries to live in, especially as many of us are looking for ways to stretch our budgets. I’m curious, though-do the cost of living and affordability vary significantly between cities and rural areas within these countries? I’d love to know if there are any hidden gems where living is even cheaper than the national average!

when Colombia has managed to have a place in this list despite safety concerns why not the likes of Mexico,? Also not sure if the financial ratings of the country as a whole have been taken in to consideration. Srilanka was on the verge of bankruptcy at least twice and could be heading there anytime in future ? Similar is the case for Argentina. what I get from the topic is advise for retirees / digital nomads moving from first-world countries to these developog economies. But I'm afraid the financial stability of these developing economies has not been considered in this list.

Out of those countries I would rate Bulgaria as number one on the list- in such strategic location between Europe and Asia, excellent and quick access to health care, tasty and cheap groceries and young locals speak foreign languages like English, German, Spanish, as a fact plenty of Bulgarian immigrants around the world are returning back in past 2 years to live. Also plenty of job opportunity for work.

Left UK for Morocco ! Can't spend my pension here! Don't need a winter fuel allowance!

I wish there were more countries in a more temperate climate. I live in Texas and heat, humidity and bugs have no attraction for me. I want 4 seasons .

I watched a documentary on Italy..not to fond of immigrants or black people….

As an American looking into affordable retirement options, this list is so helpful! But I’m curious-does the $1,500/month estimate include everything, like rent, healthcare, and daily expenses? Also, how stable and accessible are healthcare services in these places for retirees? It would be great to know if any of these countries have specific retirement visas or requirements for foreign residents. If anyone here has retired to one of these spots, I'd love to hear about your experience!