#13 Uruguay
It may come as quite a surprise that Uruguay has made it onto this list as it is one of the most opted for tourist destinations in South America, although, the affordable living costs suggest it is a top option for retirement. The region boasts Old World charm and a democratic government while modern amenities and infrastructure are available. You will experience weather similar to that of the United States and the charming white sandy beaches mean you will have the most relaxing retirement too.
Should you opt for the second-largest city in Uruguay as your destination, you will be able to live exceptionally comfortable for as little as $800 per month. This budget will cover your accommodation, food, and clothing.
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The Uruguay mutualistic health care plan will cost you an extra $100 per month and this will buy you access to both clinics and private health care.
If you have a monthly income of about $1,500 per month, you will be approved for a Rentinista visa which will provide you with the duty-free import of personal things. However, the region does offer a variety of visa options so you will be able to choose the one that is most appropriate for your financial situation. Gaining residency here is also significantly effortless, although, the same does not apply for citizenship.
#12 France
Rather than considering the cities in France, a tight budget will allow you to enjoy a small town in the region such as Pau. Here, you will be able to live comfortably in a one-bedroom apartment for around $500 per month and eating out won’t cost you too much either at roughly $46 for an evening of fine dining.
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On the other hand, the Mediterranean university town located in Montpellier is another great choice that offers rentals for one-bedroom places ranging from $500 to about $750 per month.
Even though you will need to purchase a health insurance plan, the country is well-equipped to provide optimal health care.
If you have been lured in by this attractive region, you can apply for a long-term visa at United States location of the French constitute and you will be required to provide financial documentation such as pension statements and investment reports. You will also need to prove that you do have health insurance which covers French travel. Your visa can be renewed each year and the renewal process will require updated financial documentation.
