Retiring in Italy? Turns out, it’s not just a dream, it’s affordable, too.
According to International Living, regions like Abruzzo, Sicily and Puglia offer monthly living costs as low as $1,000. That’s a far cry from the $4,345 U.S. retirees average.
You’ll get great food, stunning scenery and even top-notch healthcare, all without breaking the bank.
With Italy’s Elective Residency Visa easing relocation and properties under $50,000, retiring under the Tuscan sun, or anywhere else, might be more within reach than you think.
My Take…
If you own your own property, I’m sure you can hit the US$1000 budget target if you are single. The question is, what type of lifestyle are you going to have?
For more details click on the link:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurabegleybloom/2025/09/21/7-places-in-italy-where-retirees-can-live-well-on-social-security-for-as-little-as-1000-a-month-according-to-a-new-report/
