Malaysia has been named the finest retirement country in Asia and the fourth-best retirement destination in the world, according to the "International Living" website. The "International Life" website chose the 25 best retirement destinations in the world based on eight criteria. Ecuador topped the ranking, followed by Panama, Mexico, Malaysia, and Costa Rica from second to fifth.

Malaysia was named the finest retirement destination in Asia, with flying colours for ease of integration, entertainment and facilities, and affordable living costs. A meal with a bottle of red wine can be settled for as little as US$5, while a doctor’s visit is only US$15.

Malaysia was voted as Asia's best retirement country.

Spain was rated sixth in Europe due to its warmer temperatures and lower living expenses than other European countries, making it the most favourable country for the elderly in Europe. Spain scored the highest in infrastructure projects. The World Health Organization (WHO) considers its healthcare system to be one of the greatest in the world, and it ranks very high in entertainment.

Portugal is ranked ninth, and Thailand is ranked tenth. Thailand is popular because of its advantages in terms of low medical costs, culture, and housing affordability. Malta is ranked seventh, and Colombia is ranked eighth.

Pluralistic society

You will fall in love with Malaysia if you understand it. This is a cultural melting pot teeming with life and activity. This is the shared ancestral home of Malays, Indians, Chinese, and other ethnic groups. They respect and love one another and live in peace. Malaysia's multiculturalism not only makes its cuisine heaven but also fosters a vibrant festival culture. This explains why Malaysians enjoy celebrating and socializing so much. They are casual, warm, and friendly.

Food is safe and delicious.

According to the "Global Food Safety Index Report" released by the Economist Intelligence Unit in the United Kingdom in 2013, Malaysia's food safety index ranks first in Asia.

Livable tourist destination

Malaysia is a worldwide recognized livable zone with stunning scenery and year-round temperatures ranging from 21°C to 32°C, with blue sky and white clouds, fresh sea breeze, and no haze.

Her geographical location is as diverse as her culture. Malaysia has 13 states and 3 federal territories, separated by the South China Sea, with the Malay Peninsula on one side having 11 states and 2 federal territories (Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya), and East Malaysia has 2 states and 1 federal territory (Labuan Island).

The most amazing aspect of Malaysia is the stark contrast. The skyscraper towers over the tall wooden cottages, and the five-star hotel is just meters from the historic reef. The highlands are a great area to get away from the summer heat and enjoy the chill. It stretches down, ending with lovely sandy beaches and lush, damp mangroves.

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