Retirement in the Philippines.

Your retirement income stretches 3-4 times further than in US, Japan, Australia, and other Asian countries.

Housing, healthcare, food, and services cost a fraction of what you’d pay in Western countries.

Cost Comparison Examples:

• 1BR Suite $500-800 (vs $2,000+ in US)

• Doctor’s visit $30-$50 (vs $150-300 in US)

• Full-time housekeeper $200-$300 per month (vs $1,500+ in US)

The Philippines is the third-largest English-speaking country in the world. You’ll have no trouble communicating with doctors, government officials, service providers, or making friends.

Metro Manila and major cities host internationally accredited hospitals with US-trained doctors. Medical tourism is booming because procedures cost 50-80% less than in the West while maintaining high quality standards.

Top hospitals include:

• St. Luke’s Medical Center (JCI Accredited)

• Makati Medical Center

• Asian Hospital and Medical Center

• The Medical City

• Cardinal Santos Medical Center

Say goodbye to harsh winters, snow shoveling, and heating bills. The Philippines offers warm weather year-round, with cooler mountain areas like Tagaytay and Baguio if you prefer milder temperatures.

Filipinos are renowned for their warmth, hospitality, and respect for elders. Family values are strong, and seniors are treated with honor and care. You’ll find it easy to make friends and integrate into the community.

The Philippines offers one of the easiest and most affordable retirement visa programs in Asia, the Special Resident Retiree’s Visa (SRRV). Requirements are straightforward, and processing is relatively quick.

From pristine beached and crystal clear waters to lush mountains and rice terraces, the Philippines offers stunning natural beauty.

For the millions of Filipinos who emigrated to the US, Japan, or other countries, retiring in the Philippines means reconnecting with family, childhood friends, and cultural roots while enjoying a higher quality of life on a fixed income.