12 Best Places(Regions) to Retire in Spain 2022
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Spain has always been considered to be one of the best countries for retirees. After all, it is home to stunning beaches, mountains, an agreeable climate, and some of the best food and wine. Aside from its weather and its beauty, Spain also has one of the lowest cost of living in Europe, the 7th most efficient healthcare system in the world and very safe environment. In conclusion, it is a modern, First-World, and EU-member nation with a long-standing, stable democracy so indeed it is an ideal country to retire. In this video we have mentioned some of the best regions to retire in Spain all of these regions are unique in their own way and boast their own climate and terrain. Additionally, Spain has very favorable visa policies for long term retirees. The most viable visa options for retirees are non-lucrative visa and the golden visa. So without further ado let’s have a look at the best regions to retire in Spain.
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As a retired person I could not retire in Madrid, Barcelona or Bilbao… just because the high prices, the crowds, and the tourists… but again some people don’t mind. I would rather choose a small town that offers nature, parks, cheaper prices and still gives up many things to do and places to discover 😊😊😊
Thank you. Very well presented and backed up by very useful data and research.
Mostly nonsense in reality, I live there over 20 years and this is nonsense
@@kippsguitar6539 more than happy to hear your views .Why do you think all that is being said is nonsense based on your 20 years of experience?
So many beautiful areas of Spain!
Useful info for retiree
Thank you!
You have to pay medical 165 euro per person. Taxes vety high compared to uk.
Very good
I strongly recommend a string of pearls, Denia, Javea, Beintachell, Moraira, Benissa, Calpe, Altea and Benidorm, located on the South Coast Line of Valencia. There are many Germans, Britons, Dutch and Belgians in this area. This is a common English area. You can easily meet friends from all countries in the bar. The most important thing is that the climate here is pleasant, with ample sunshine and reasonable prices.
Thanks for the vid, but I miss on what criteria the order was made.
Basque Country/Pais Vasco is one of the most expensive regions in Spain, San Sebastian one of it’s most expensive cities, like Madrid & Barcelona, perhaps even more so! They speak Basque/Vasco, completely different to Castellano ( Spanish), and Spanish, so usually not a problem. It rains a lot! But green and lush.
Costa del sol (particularly the Benalmadena area) was voted the number one place to live in Spain. Over 60% of the homeowners in this area are from the United Kingdom
Costa del Sol is a good area to retire to as it has excellent Road and rail connections. Malaga airport has easy access from most airports in Europe and direct flights from US in summer months. Some of the popular towns like Torremolinos and Benalmadena are not so great if you have mobility issues as they are hilly just off the coastal drag. Shopping is superb with all the luxury items you may have come to expect and for Americans a new Costco is opening in Malaga next year, there is a Costco in Seville already! Costa del Sol is developing at a rapid rate at the moment and the number of flights to Malaga is increasing. The weather is particularly good with the coast protected by a mountainous range a few miles from the coast. English is the second language but you will struggle a little without some Spanish. A lot of Uk residents have left due to Brexit and the restrictions on non EU. If you consider retiring here it is wise to rent for 6 months at least before purchasing. From experience it’s probably best to rent rather than buy if you will be wanting to return to home country in future, as selling a home can take years and can be very costly.
Too bad they can only go there for 90 days at a time now of they still have their holding in the UK.
@@janefreeman995 they don’t even have a way of checking that at the airport 😂
Boring…
😂😂 UK, and is that good! 😅
What about the seriously dire okupas/squatter issue in Spain???
THE EOPLE ARE VERY FRIENDLY AND HAPPY LOTS OF FOREIGNERS LIVE THERE AS WELL
Since when
How much do we need to move and set up shop ? And aren’t taxes £££?
You have to pay tax x plus over euro 160 per person medical.
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Viva Espana!
Can an Indian retiree do a job in Spain if the fund 35000USD is deposited in the Spanish bank account....Please clarify
No, you have to buy property worth much more than that, I'm not sure but I think it is around 300,000€
@@themechanictangerine4337 Tq bro
less English is not a problem, its a feature.
One only needs to have €35,000 in a Spanish bank account to get residency?
He said USD, yes it's easy
Madrid puesto 10, es una broma?
No creo que conozca a fondo las comunidades de España. Aunque la verdad que todas las regiones son increíbles.
Madrid no es para retirados…lo menos que encuentras es paz y tranquilidad en Madrid😂😂😂
The medical system is in problems.
How so?
@@eQuariuz only 20 people can see a doctor in portimao algarve. Emmergency free bit have to pay for all opperations like trigger finger, stomach gastric opps etc. Nurses on strike hardly any doctors. Private hospitals fine. Going private now.
All over the world, yes.
Nonsense
Problems? The governments have money for wars, they find money for that. Believe me. It is a sad world we live in.
No one wants to go to Spain anymore with their horrible rules . Everybody prefers Portugal. Hopefully Spain will ease up one day . It’s a shame beautiful country , and people .
Care to be more specific on what kind of horrible rules?
I have no idea what you are referring to. Whilst I don't reside permanently in Spain, I visit there on a regular basis and consider it a wonderful country with very friendly people.
@@barrylenihan8032 if you buy a property , and a squatter breaks in , it will be years and a lot of money to get them out . One of many reasons IMO Spain is overrated .
@@buenosdias8606 Buy a property have a squatter move in just try to evict them .
@@rutherfordbhayes423 a policeman once told me beat that squatter up and leave in front of someone else's home that way there are no repercussions on you.
Spain ocupatos…..