Would you choose Taiwan to retire? There are many parents expecting children to take care of them. I don’t want any kids. Even I have someday, I don’t think I should put high expectations on them. I would definitely have savings. But, what is the best way to retire when you reach 80 years old? We ne…

[image] Dawud: Maybe Armenia, wife willing. Are you angry, bro? :grin: [image] Poll: Armenia angriest country in the world Armenia ranks first globally in terms of the residents experiencing anger, as seen in the Global Emotions Gallup 2019 poll, which determined, in their words,…

As a first pass at narrowing down the list, one should check to see which countries have a retirement visa they can afford or otherwise qualify for. The next thing is to check on the quality and costs of things like health care and elder care, what options there are for a disabled person, etc. (esp…

I think it’s more of a “when” than “if” question… unless you get hit by a scooter or something before you reach old age.

Coastal Queensland (or more accurately, Godsland) is Heaven on Earth. Well so long as you stay away from Surfer’s Paradise I guess. That’s where I’d go. Actually my current intention is to by my first property there, live there a period for the first home owners grant then keep it as an investment.

I would love to stay in Taiwan as long as it remains out of the clutches of China. Otherwise, it is the old country, if I have enough money. Somewhere close to the sea or the countryside, if no civil war is going on. Will depend on Internet broadcasts to remain sane.

Lara aren’t you like 18 or something? Think about enjoying your life too and not just about retiring.

[image] Cid: preferably a place where you can take up BASE jumping. Not retire until 80?? You must be less than 40. Hit 90 and then BASE jump or climb Everest or something. Cuz if u don’t make it then it won’t matter …as much.

France. I want to retire and live in a fucking chateau somewhere in the French countryside. Like in one of those quaint ‘Beauty and the Beast’ villages, minus all the singing teacups and hair monsters.

[image] DrewC: minus all the singing teacups and hair monsters. But that’s all the fun!

If you get really old someday, where would you retire?

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Noel May 13, 2019, 3:18pm 12

This is definitely true. A lot of the retirement overseas sites do not include the retirement visa information. However, even in Taiwan there are workarounds.

See my previous post: