3 reasons Americans are moving overseas for retirement

If you live in the United States and you're thinking about retiring soon, here are three reasons why you should consider retiring abroad.

First, cost of living.
The average U.S. retiree has about $200,000 saved for retirement, but that might only last 3 to 5 years, depending on your cost of living. If you retire abroad, however, those same retirement savings could last 10 years or more.

Second, affordable or even free health care that rivals that of the U.S.
The average U.S. retiree spends about $165,000 on health care in retirement. But what if we told you that when you move abroad, you could have the same options for more affordable—or even free—health care with the same level of service and care?

Third, exciting new cultures, social circles, and travel opportunities.
Retiring abroad gives you tons of options to meet new people, experience life in different cultures, and travel to new destinations.

Our company can actually help you build your entire moving-overseas plan in 3 to 12 months, without having to figure it all out on your own. 

First, we'll help you find the best country for your budget and lifestyle. This can be a really difficult decision, but we have a process that makes it much easier and more efficient.

Next, we help you identify the right long-stay visa, residency permit, and health care plan for your needs abroad.

After that, we teach you how to navigate the local housing market like a local, so you can find affordable housing that fits your budget.

And finally, we help you plan everything seamlessly and stress-free, so you can avoid any travel or logistical hiccups.

This is exactly how we’ve been able to help more than a thousand people find their dream living-abroad spot.

Take David and Lynn, for example. They were able to move from California to France for retirement in less than four months.
Spencer and Julianne moved from the United States to Spain with their dog in less than nine months.
Leah retired from her high-stress corporate job in the United States and moved to Panama in less than a year.
And Dave left Canada to retire in South America, where he told me the cost of living is so low that it feels like tripling his monthly pension.