Best Countries For Global Citizens - Easy Residency, Banking, and Citizenship Options

[@hawkkim1974]

the most neglected destination for American/European expats is actually Japan. Yes it's ridiculously expensive in big cities. But in suburban or rural Japan, it's really cheap. You can buy a decent house at as low as 10K or 20K USD. You can renovate it cheaply. You can buy a cheap quality second hand Japanese car. And you can easily get a job as an English teacher. You can make your living with roughly 1K USD a month there including healthcare and even your retirement pension.

[@GmanSJ]

Great point. Lived in rural Japan in my 20’s and still speak conversational Japanese. Lived in Fukui-ken. I’m curious where you settled and how you like it?

[@wuhan2232]

5. Bangkok, 4. Portugal, 3. Mexico, 2. Paraguay, 1. Uruguay

[@buzztp5119]

thanks

[@stephenhartwick2468]

Bangkok isn't a country

[@grantzhang7500]

That is great information, thank you so much Nicole! I should call you "Doctor of Expat" or "Dr. Nicole" !

[@MrAmhara]

Mexico is in North America

[@msudak4]

I wouldn’t consider any country that taxes SS/Pension benefits

[@MyLatinLife]

Good job!

[@ParisianThinker]

No mention of taxes per country or if you die there, is your will ok in English and for others not living in the country?

[@SuperOutlaw17]

could you say "dive in"a few more times :)

[@newsandsport7980]

Which country don’t require physical presence requirements for citizenship in South America as a parents of children born in South America country

[@marvelloustavarasa3806]

Thank you for such information.i need help to move too mexico with my children

[@victorcohen4890]

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