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I've done some research on retiring to Puerto Rico. No passport required for U.S. citizens, and it's doable for under $2000 a month.
Plus, amazing weather until hurricane season and great beaches.
Because I am traveling the world slowly, I often research new destinations and report my findings on my Budget Retirement Options YouTube channel. This is my official research for Puerto Rico. The funny thing is that I have spent a year, in total, in the Dominican Republic but little time in Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico offers a compelling choice for retirees looking to trade chilly winters or the hustle of mainland life for warm breezes and stunning beaches. This Caribbean island, a US territory, combines natural beauty, a welcoming culture, and practical benefits that can make retirement life enjoyable and financially advantageous. From its breathtaking landscapes to its unique tax incentives for US citizens, Puerto Rico has much to offer those seeking a vibrant and affordable retirement destination.
Puerto Rico is known for its natural beauty, boasting lush rainforests, majestic mountains, and pristine beaches. The island’s warm, tropical weather ensures sunshine year-round, with average temperatures between 70°F and 85°F. This climate invites an outdoor lifestyle, perfect for beach walks, hiking in El Yunque…
