Travel + Leisure magazine has named Sri Lanka as the most affordable destination to retire in 2026.
The article, cited a December report by International Living listing cheapest places to retire in 2026.
The publication said the rankings are based on reviews of real-world monthly budgets and firsthand accounts from its global network of expatriates, offering detailed cost breakdowns to illustrate how far retirement savings can stretch.
The report ranked Sri Lanka as the most affordable destination for retirees in 2026.
“Sri Lanka is the No. 1 most affordable country to live in 2026 as an expat, according to a report. Expats in the South Asian country could live comfortably on a $2,200 monthly budget that includes renting a villa by the beach, utilities, food, and entertainment,” the magazine said. ( Newswire )
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