"The best countries for elderly French people: a rating of10 places to vacation."

The recent study unveiled the top countries for retirement in an atmosphere of good mood and relaxation. The ranking of these nations is based on the cost of living, safety, healthcare system, and property prices.

Senegal, Indonesia, Dominican Republic...

For lovers of exploration and relaxation, the Dominican Republic is a golden choice. Ranking10th, it's an ideal spot for beach enthusiasts with crystal-clear waters and those looking to discover a new country with diverse cuisine. However, as of today, there are no agreements with this country, which means that one must be cautious of double taxation. Additionally, the quality of medical care leaves much to be desired.

Indonesia is in 9th place.

Especially the island of Bali, which, in addition to its rich cultural heritage, offers a very low cost of living compared to France. However, like in the Dominican Republic, healthcare in this country leaves much to be desired.

Senegal ranks 8th in the standings.

A country where 80% of the population speaks French and where real estate prices are relatively low. Despite its advantages and climate, the country does not provide optimal healthcare services.

Two Maghreb countries in the Top 5. Mauritius is in 7th place, a dream for beach lovers. With a mild climate, some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and a French-speaking population, retirees will feel at home. However, the cost of living here is relatively high, and the country does not offer tax benefits for retirees. Additionally, the cost of a flight to France is very high.

Thailand ranks 6th, where life is very affordable, even for small pensions.

Before Tunisia lies another Maghreb country - Morocco. Between the beaches and the Sahara Desert, retirees will be able to engage in various activities during their stay in this country. Additionally, they will receive tax benefits of up to 80%.

European countries are at the top. Finally, the top three spots are occupied by European countries. Spain ranks third, offering quality healthcare and a cost of living that is almost identical to France, but with a more stable real estate market. Portugal comes in second, located near France, which previously held the top spot due to its tax benefits that are no longer in effect today. Greece ranks first in the list of the best places for a golden retirement. In addition to its mild climate and stunning architecture, this country offers a 7% tax benefit for retirees for a period of 10 years.