If this was a bit of fun, and you're not yet ready to take the plunge, continue the fun by showing your friends where you could theoretically retire to!
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What is this site?
RetireMap helps you explore ideal retirement destinations based on your financial profile and lifestyle preferences.
Who is Retire-Map for?
Whether you're early in your planning, already mapping it out, or just playing around - RetireMap's got you covered.
What about financial planners & advisers?
We're creating tools for you too - use RetireMap to add insight, spark conversations, and help clients explore global options with real numbers.
We're not giving financial advice. RetireMap is here to inform, inspire, and guide, not replace, guidance from licensed financial professionals.
Latest Updates
Jun 2026: The Retirement Relocation Planner is live, with richer country fit detail, new insights and playbooks, expanded country/comparison content, and flexible access through the new 14-Day Planning Pass.
Jan 2026: The Future Planner is live, there's a new Country Fit Profile planning aid and many new additions to the Comparison overviews section.
Nov 2025: Largest overhaul to date, with new guides and services areas - Maps and guides now cover over 200 countries!
Global Watch
6 planning updates worth noting
Portugal: citizenship planning assumptions have moved beyond the familiar five-year timeline for many residents. Source
Thailand: visa-free stay assumptions are tightening, which matters for scout stays and split-living tests. Source
New Zealand: parent and family-route thresholds are moving, affecting plans built around adult children abroad. Source
Greece: digital nomad applications now leave less room for “arrive first, apply later” planning. Source
Japan: visa-related fees are rising from July 2026, a reminder that entry costs can change even in stable destinations. Source
Sri Lanka: free 30-day tourist ETA access for nationals of 40 countries makes short test trips easier, but not a residence plan. Source
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