This video is about the 10 best countries for long term stays in 2025. We believe there are so many wonderful places for expats …
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10 Best Countries to Visit for Long Term Stays or Slow Travel
This video is about the 10 best countries for long term stays in 2025. We believe there are so many wonderful places for expats …
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If you have other great countries to visit for long term stays in 2025, we would love to hear them in the comments. If you want more information on these countries, be sure to click the links in the description. Thanks so much.
Happy journeys,
John and Bev
https://retirementtravelers.com/
Try bulgaria for three months
Mexico is like 40 countries of Costa Rica or 30 countries like Panamá, and you missed it terrible!!
You missed México big time!!
You should check out Pereira Colombia it's not too far from Medellin there are neat thermal baths near there as well. Also the Panaca agri park is an interesting outing. Pereira is considered the coffee capital of Colombia. It is where my wife is from.
Mindful in Panama? Please elaborate ❤
Curaçao is a good place
This video was so inspiring for us! We are retired teacher and recently downsized with travel in mind. Our question… to keep from zigzagging the world inefficiently but minding the rainy seasons… which order would you do top destinations in and what months…maybe a video on each part of the world and a very basic itinerary by area? We spend hours looking at temp.s because we don't do well in very hot weather.
$100 per night hotels in Thailand? Wow! 😅
No way to Colombia
Where is Albania?
I've been to all but Poland (I had to cancel a trip in 2023) on your list and wouldn't argue heavily against any, although a couple are a bit expensive. A country I would add is Argentina. I have spent several months there each of the last 3 years. Buenos Aires is very European and has a very active expat / digital nomad community. Patagonia is simply breathtaking!!
I enjoyed the clarity of this video.
Thank you for including Philippines in your list.
My list would include Portugal and Slovenia. Extended time in Portugal would include Cascais, a 45 minute train journey outside Lisbon, Evora in the central portion of the country, the Douro Valley near Porto, and/or Vilamoura in the Algarve. A week or two in a few of the locations would work well. Ljubljana, the capital city, would be an excellent central location for adventures throughout Slovenia and the northern portions of Croatia. Rovinj in the northwest of Croatia is also a favorite.
Please don't recommend countries not safe. BTW, have you stayed in any one of these 10 countries over 3 months?
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Greece, Columbia, Philippines, Costa Rica, Thailand, Spain, Poland, Croatia, New Zealand, Panama : I’ve visited Costa Rica and NZ but are anxious to visit the other areas. What about Uruguay?
What about Oman?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaCzkHkgrlc&list=WL&index=87&t=13s
Just spending 6weeks travelling around France by train , which has been a breeze,, my final port of call is nice for a couple of weeks then fly back to the UK ,, been great 😊❤
Last thing in the world I would do is to learn a little of the garbage language of Spanish. You are not Mexican , why don’t you learn German or French ?
What about Iceland? Its supposed to be beyond amazing. I know it is expensive. But it is definitely a worthwhile destination.
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Thanks for the great brief reviews of these 10 countries, short simple points and aspects. Very good visuals, video and drone footage. 👏🏻👏🏻 HJ
Costa Rica's wonderful but can be hard for mosquito magnets
I love New Zealand
Such an inspiring message.
Brilliant work.
Great video, I've definately found I had "overstayed" at some places and under stayed at others.
Interesting, thanks for sharing your perspective! I've always considered Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam or Laos, which is why I started a travel company for retirees doing gap years in these locations but I'll dive deeper into these others now too!
Thank you for your break down. Slow travel is the way to go! As you mentioned, you must visit Northern Spain! Galicia and Asturias are surprisingly gorgeous! Completely unlike Andalucia. Architecture, Food and the natural beauty was the biggest surprise.
Always a pleasure to watch.
I'm impressed.