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Retiring To Portugal? (Why Madeira Could Be On TOP Of Your List!)

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Retiring To Portugal? (Why Madeira Could Be On TOP Of Your List!)

Thinking of retiring to Portugal? Have you considered Madeira? Whether taking early retirement or regular retirement, moving abroad as a digital nomad, or for the winter – Madeira, Portugal has an excellent, low cost of living, next to no crime, and beautiful weather year-round. For financial independence, it is easy to stay within an affordable retirement budget.

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  1. Yes. You articulated perfectly so many of the reasons why my wife and I think it will be perfect for us, at least for part of the year. That said, I think you might want to go into the topographical challenges of Madeira and how important it is to be in the right place – particularly when you have a wife (like mine) who has difficulty walking. I found that particularly true during my March scouting trip.

  2. Hello again! You guys are making it really difficult for me to keep working lol. Have mercy–I still got 6 more years to qualify for retirement. Based on everything I've learned from you and others, Madeira checks ALL the boxes for the perfect place to live.

  3. Another great video!

    If you answered these in a previous one, I apologize, but here goes.

    How many scouting trips did you make to Madeira, and for how long? What tipped the scales in favor of Madeira over the Algarve? Thanks!

  4. I have never thought about Madeira for retirement until I found your channel. The island looks very beautiful and appealing to live there. We have nonstop flights to the Azores and Lisbon from Boston. Madeira is also very close to Morocco and Morocco close to Spain. Under the D7 I believe you must remain within the Schengen to qualify for permanent residency/citizenship in Portugal?

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