Vietnam offers retirees comfortable lifestyle, lower living cost: US magazine

Retiring in another country is not for everyone, especially if you’re concerned with mobility, homesickness, or ongoing health issues. However, if you’re one of the courageous souls in search of a retirement plan that will keep you active, healthy, and more engaged as you age, moving abroad ticks all the boxes.

Vietnam is a wonderful country for everyone to come, to witness the beautiful landscape, to eat delicious dishes and to meet friendly people

I will choose Vietnam for my retirement

For me, the most important reason is the safeness, living in Vietnam brings everyone the feeling as safe as home

Vietnam is an ideal country to retire cheaply while offering an opportunity to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle among other countries in Latin America, Asia, and Europe.

Vietnam is a very affordable place to retire, especially for adventurous retirees who appreciate the country's beaches, scenery, food, history, and culture

Whether you’re living an active lifestyle or not, getting access to high-quality healthcare is a must. And in Vietnam, it happens to be very affordable, with both public and private systems.

According to InterNations, Vietnam is 7th globally in best place for expats.

Most foreign workers come to Vietnam to work in education, manufacturing, and advertising, marketing, and communications.

Vietnam is an ideal destination for foreign tourists

In Vietnam, foreigners will be ensured all legal rights as Vietnamese

Vietnam is forecast to be among the fastest-growing economies towards 2030

Vietnam is among the developing economies that have made the greatest strides in improving their complexity

There are so many interesting things for foreigners to discover in Vietnam

Vietnam has remained in the world’s top fastest-growing destinations, expanding 50 – 70% monthly, since the beginning of 2022,

Vietnam welcomed 954,000 international tourists in the first seven months of 2022, a nine-fold increase from the same period last year.

Rent, utilities, eating out, exploring…a couple can live well in Vietnam for $1,000 a month or less.

In Vietnam, services is full and always available. Internet with unlimited data costs $14 a month, electricity around $35 a month, a call on a cell phone is less than a cent a minute. You’ll pay 90 cents for a beer, $2 an hour for a maid, get a movie ticket for $4 and buy a kilo of rice for 75 cents

Most street food will cost from $1 to $2 and it’s delicious. Noodle soups, baguettes stuffed with meat and veg, roll cakes with pork, sticky rice…there’s so much to choose from that eating well is not only cheap and healthy, it’s also fun

Vietnam has many beautiful landscapes, delicious food, affordable prices, and social life is also stable.