Honestly, there’s only one reason that’ll prevent you from retiring overseas… you’re dead. Other than that, there’s no reason you can’t make the move and enjoy the retirement you’ve always dreamt about.
Here’s why you’re not too old to retire overseas…
1. Health concerns?
There’s affordable health care and health insurance across the globe…
2. Don’t have a steady source of active income?
You could live on your Social Security check alone in many countries…
3. Can’t walk long distances anymore and don’t want to buy a car?
Many countries have excellent public transportation…
4. Don’t know where might suit you best and you don’t want to travel around without any guidance?
We offer in-country conferences to help you decide what country is ideal for you…
5. Looking for more information before deciding which in-country conference you’d like to attend?
We have several free e-letters you’ll want to subscribe to: Overseas Opportunity Letter, Offshore Living Letter, Live and Invest Overseas Confidential Letter, In Focus: Panama, In Focus: Europe…
You can find our e-letters here.
6. Don’t speak the local language of the country you’re looking into?
It’s likely you’ll find an expat community in that country whose members will be happy to help…
7. Don’t want to learn a new language at your age?
Many destinations that offer great retirement opportunities are English-speaking countries…
8. Concerned about visas, residency, bank accounts, etc.?
Check out our free e-letter Offshore Living Letter, and if you’re looking for more in-depth information, consider subscribing to our paid publication Simon Letter…
9. Afraid you’ll lose touch with your kids and grandkids if you move?
Luckily, we live in the 21st century. Just download Skype, WhatsApp, FaceTime, and you’ll be able to hop on weekly (or even daily) video calls with your loved ones for free…
10. Hesitant to move to your dream destination because you’ll be making the move alone and you don’t know anyone there?
Again, there are large expat communities around the world that’ll welcome you with open arms. You’re never too old to make new friends.
