Whether you are looking to retire soon or new work-from-home opportunities have arisen, now is the time to begin thinking about a potential change in scenery. International Living Magazine recently shared their list of the best destinations around the globe to retire to in 2021.
The results
of their 2021 Annual Global Retirement Index compare a diverse set of factors
ranging from housing and climate to healthcare opportunities and cost of
living. After all of their research and number crunching, their list of the
most desirable places to retire surfaced, and we didn't want you to miss out on
their hard work as you contemplate your long-term living arrangements.
So if you
are thinking about retiring abroad, these are the world's best places to retire
in 2021, according to a new report from travelawaits
This
country has come a long way since its war-torn years in the mid 20th century,
and it now has a rapidly growing economy to entice potential expats. The cost
of living remains relatively low compared to locations such as the U.S., so
your money can go a long way. If you visit you will fall in love with the
culture and never want to leave; read more from our writers about their time in
Vietnam.
If your
eyes are set on a Mediterranean oasis as you start the next phase in your life,
look no further than the island nation of Malta. Off the southern coast of
Italy and north of Tripoli and the Libyan coast, this quaint island nation is a
blend of the many cultures that have occupied the area over its long history.
Read more on what Malta has to offer as you decide whether you will make this
island oasis your next home.
From the
French Riviera to the numerous world-renown wine regions to the streets of the
one and only Paris, France is a land that hardly needs an introduction. What
you may not know is that France makes for a great home-base for those looking
to begin the next phase of life in Europe. Enjoy our helpful content on France,
and you may find yourself scouring the web for your first French home.
Tropical
weather and rain forests make Malaysia an ideal home for those who don't mind
the heat. Thriving metropolises provide access to all the creature comforts you
might desire, with an affordable cost of living. Top it off with pristine
beaches littering the coast, and you have all the makings of your own personal
paradise. Is Malaysia right for you?
With a name
that literally means equator in Spanish, it probably doesn't need to be stated
that you will encounter warmer than average weather during your time in
Ecuador. The South American nation includes the remote and biologically diverse
Galapagos Islands as part of its territory, putting you within reach of the
land made famous by Darwin's work. If you think this might be the place for
you, take a look at some of our great Ecuador content.
The
unassuming country of Portugal sits along the coast of the Iberian Peninsula in
southwestern Europe, providing mild year-round temperatures while still
allowing some seasonality. From the wines of Porto to the beaches of Algarve,
explore all that the perfect retirement paradise that is Portugal has to offer
and determine if it is the place for you.
As the
gateway to the rest of South America, Colombia is an excellent place to call
home as it provides ample exploration opportunities into the rest of the
continent while still being a short four-hour flight away from parts of the
U.S. Enjoy the beaches on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean, venture
into the rainforests of the Amazon, or simply enjoy the many comforts of the
growing cities.
The warm
weather of Mexico has attracted expats from the colder regions of North America
for years. Whether it's a part-time relocation to escape cold, harsh winters or
a permanent move, Mexico's rich history and culture create a unique destination
for would-be expats. Read just some of what our writers have experienced in
Mexico.
Home to the
famous canal that bears its name, the tiny isthmus of Panama is the crossroads
between both Central and South America as well as the Caribbean and Pacific
Ocean. Its unique location at the southwestern edge of the Caribbean also keeps
it out of the way of most incoming hurricanes from the Atlantic. There is
plenty to see and do across Panama, so take a look at these great options and
imagine yourself celebrating Carnaval in Panama next year!
Costa Rica
tops the list of the best places to live out your retirement days and for good
reason. This tropical Central American locale is rich in natural beauty, from
rainforests teeming with exotic wildlife to coastal views of both the Caribbean
and the Pacific. Enjoy the friendly locals and lower cost of living all while
being a short plane ride away from the U.S. Consider Costa Rica as your next
home as you read up on all of the great opportunities awaiting you in paradise.
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