This video by Amazing Europe is identical to the one in the previous: La Carte de la Pauvreté en Europe que l'on vous cache . Yet this one is in English.
This video by Amazing Europe is identical to the one in the previous: La Carte de la Pauvreté en Europe que l'on vous cache . Yet this one is in English.
National Statistical Institutes around Europe collect and publish a data series on the Social Indicators on Living Conditions (SILC). These data provide both relative and absolute poverty data and also a percentage of people at risk of poverty. This both implies a revenue less than 60% of the median revenue and a lack of wealth (both monetary and real estate property).
In 2017, Italy introduced its flat tax system for wealthy foreigners relocating to Italy and making it their tax residence. Under this system, foreign income is subject to a flat tax which was initially set to €100.000 per year. An additional contribution of €25.000 could also shield the income of the spouse and the same for children over 18. The flat tax scheme is valid for 15 years after approval.
After previous videos on obtaining a temporary or permanent residency, the current one goes all the way. Obtaining a European citizenship in one of the 27 EU countries.
Previous video has been focussing on the ease or difficulty for obtaining a temporary residence permit in an EU country.
A tourist visum is valid for 90 days in the whole Shengen area. Travelers from countries without visa requirement, get their passport stamped upon entry and face the same limitations.
However, to retire in Europe or to obtain a temporary residence permit for studying, working locally or as a digital nomad, the EU member states have vastly different requirements.
If retirering abroad is your goal, this is the video to watch: Best 12 Countries for Retirement in 2025 & 2026
The twelve easy countries to acquire a residency permit are coverd in this video:
"10 European Cities Practically Begging Retirees to Move In" is what was originally titled. A gross exaggeration imho. I have chosen the rebranded title "Retire in Europe" to make it less clickbaity and more plausible.