Known for its high retiree population, Portugal offers two retirement pathways: investment or the popular D7 Visa program, requiring $820/month in passive income.
Greece attracts retirees with its stunning landscapes and low living costs. The Financially Independent Person Permit allows non-EU citizens to reside in Greece with an annual income of $48,000.
Spain, a favorite among retirees, offers the non-lucrative visa for non-EU nationals with $2,500/month income or $36,000 in savings, leading to permanent residency after five years.
Costa Rica welcomes retirees with diverse residency options, including the pensionado visa, requiring $2,500/month from a pension or other income sources, with no tax on retirement income.
Mexico offers a relaxed lifestyle and lower living costs. Retirees need $2,200/month from retirement income or $85,000 in investments for permanent residence.
Thailand s retirement visa, for those over 50, requires $23,000 in financial reserves or $1,900/month income. It offers a warm climate and rich cultural experiences.
Indonesia's retirement visa, requiring $2,000/year in funds, life and health insurance, and a 12-month lease, allows up to five years of stay but no work permissions.
Bulgaria offers a low-cost retirement option with the Bulgarian pensioner D Visa, needing an estimated $1,800/month income for six months, leading to long-term residency.