The Best Regions in the World for Retirement 2025
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i am a single woman who has lived in Ajijic on Lake Chapala in Mexico for 14 years. Being in the mountains at approximately 5000' our weather is pretty much perfect year round. There's a large expat community so you can get by with very little Spanish. There's tons to do and it's easy to meet people.
It's not as cheap as it used to be (where is?) but your dollar will go way further than in Canada or the US. There are plenty of people who rent year round and rental agents are happy to work with you to find a place "Lakeside". -
I'm also a single woman and want to go to a safe place. I'd love to have the opportunity to be with expats but at the same time I'd love to be able to meet and friend the locals as well. I'm retired, speak English, Spanish and some French.
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I would also like to know if holistic medical care is offered in Panama.
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As a single senior, I would like to know if there are any retirement communities in Panama that offers residents the option to transition to "assisted living" facilities within the same residential complex when their health begins to decline.
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Latest Exact MM2H requirements for Malaysia?
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would love to know more about retiring in Nice or other towns in the French Riv from a rental perspective and the monthly rental amount to expect
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Im a single female looking for others in same position to set up some type of communal renting situation - think golden girls Looking most seriously at Panama Portugal and Motenegro
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My husband and I would love to live in Portugal part-time while keeping our home in New York State. Do you have advice as to how to do this on one teacher's retirement salary?
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are there any szmpke itineraries for these regions
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I hear a lot about selling everything before a move abroad? Is that really necessary? Kindly elaborate.
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If you had a spouse with Alzheimers and you wanted to keep that person at home with the help of aides, where would you go?
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when you move to another country, what happens to your MediCare? Do you lose it? If so, do you get it back easily if you return to the US? What about social security? Do you still get it? I have not taken mine yet. ( I am 63.) Should one get that started before moving out of country?
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Interested in Piedmont region of Northern Italy if you have any information for this region.
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I would love information on mid-size towns in France, not big towns or cities that have an urban lifestyle and accessible to a train station and/or airport.
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LOL, my Italian friend who lives in Rome and I have been talking about doing this since were were in our twenties in case we never got married and now we are scouting outside of Italy. We are in our 50's if you want to connect send your email...