Vietnam among world's best places to retire
The popular US News has recently published a list of 18 most worthwhile countries to retire in the world. Vietnam, along with Thailand and Malaysia, are the only countries in Asia to be included in the list.
The popular US News has recently published an updated list of the 18 most worthwhile countries to retire in for 2025. Vietnam, alongside Thailand and Malaysia, remains one of the few countries in Asia featured on this prestigious list.
Countries are selected based on several key criteria: reasonable cost of living, availability of physical, intellectual, and social activities, as well as opportunities for personal growth.
Kathleen Peddicord, the author of the article, has dedicated over 35 years to researching ideal retirement locations around the globe and has published numerous works on the topic. According to Peddicord, Vietnam continues to grow in popularity as a retirement destination. Among all the remarkable places, Nha Trang stands out for its stunning coastal landscape, affordable cost of living, and the rich opportunities for interactions with locals.
In 2025, Vietnam's tourism industry is flourishing, building on its reputation as an attractive destination for retirees, and it remains a favored choice among retirees from countries including Australia and the US.
More information can be found on Kathleen Peddicord's "The 18 best places to retire overseas".

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