5 Best Countries to Live in for Old People

Jakarta – Old age is a phase of life that many people look forward to. After years of hard work and dedication, it's time to enjoy time with family, pursue hobbies, and explore the world.

For some, old age is also the perfect time to move to a new place and start a new adventure.

Well, here are the 5 best countries to live for old people, based various sources.

1. Norway

Norway ranked first on the Global Retirement Index or GRI, as the best country to spend old age. According to Natixis, this Scandavian country scored 83 percent in 2023.

Factors influencing the country's ranking are the high scores for indicators in health and material well-being. In 2023, Norway scored 92 percent for the health sub-index.

Retirees in Norway can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing and fishing, as well as exploring beautiful and charming cities such as Oslo and Bergen.

The cost of living in Norway is high, but is supported by a generous pension and a fair tax system.

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Switzerland is famous for its breathtaking views of the Alps, clear lakes, and beautiful cities. The country offers a high level of security and stability, as well as a quality healthcare system.

The cost of living in Switzerland is expensive, but this is offset by a great infrastructure, convenient public transportation, and a wide selection of recreational activities for retirees.

Iceland is ranked third in 2023, this member of the Nordic community scored 81 percent. Factors influencing the country's ranking are good in the categories of material well-being, health and quality of life.

In the welfare category, the country ranked third with a score of 83 percent in 2023. In the health category, it occupies the fourth position with a score of 88 percent, the quality of life category with a score of 87 percent competes with other nurdik countries.

Ireland occupies the fourth position with a 2023 GRI score of 80 percent. Life expectancy in this country is 83 years. The country is quite good at handling the financial issues of retirement in the country.

This fact is measured in the finance in retirement sub-index where Ireland managed to occupy the sixth position with a score of 73 percent in 2023.

The country is also known for having a very low crime rate and a cheap government healthcare system.

Canada offers an unusual blend of beautiful nature, modern cities, and diverse cultures. Retirees in Canada can enjoy a variety of activities such as hiking, camping, skiing, and exploring the amazing national parks.

The cost of living in Canada varies depending on the region, but is generally moderate. The healthcare system in Canada is secure and of 

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The cost of living in Norway is high, but is supported by a generous pension and a fair tax system.