Discover the best places to retire in Europe, both from the perspective of how easy is to obtain a retirement visa and also considering the low cost of living, healthcare, and quality of life.

In this episode, we discuss the experiences of others who went to retire in Albania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Greece, and, finally, a very unusual and young country...

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Get ready to discover the most interesting, stunning, and unbelievably cheap places to live in Eastern Europe as an expat retiree
or even as a remote worker
All the countries you will hear about in today offer special visas to cater to retirees, pensioners, and remote workers.
So even if you are not a European Union citizen, you can apply to live there on a pension.
We will list them by alphabetic order, and the first one on the list is…
Albania!
This small and exotic country in the Balkan peninsula offers a retirement visa for non-EU citizens designed for those who demonstrate they have sufficient income to support themselves.
Nowadays, that means an income or pension of 120,000 Albanian Lek per month.
That is less than 1300 dollars. So if you earn more than that, you are eligible for this visa.
Another good thing is that you can apply for this visa online, and is a very straightforward process.
But…
Why would you want to live and retire in Albania in the first place?
I will give you some reasons.
First, they have a surprisingly nice coastline and some beautiful beaches.
The weather is also quite pleasant, similar to Croatia.
The second pro of Albania is probably the most impressive one.
It is VERY, VERY cheap to live there.
You can rent an apartment in one of the most beautiful cities in the country, Durres
With a splendid sea view
For only $500 euros per month!
The cost of living there is pretty much half of the cost of living in Tampa, Florida.

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