Portugal, the preferred destination for retirees

<p class&equals;"p1"><img class&equals;"alignnone size-full wp-image-215" src&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;vivreauportugalconsulting&period;com&sol;wp-content&sol;uploads&sol;2015&sol;12&sol;retraite-portugal&period;jpg" alt&equals;"retraite portugal" width&equals;"833" height&equals;"413"><&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;<p class&equals;"p1"><span class&equals;"s1">The site <span class&equals;"s2">Retraite-etranger&amp;period;fr<&sol;span> draws up its annual list of the best countries in which to retire&amp;period; A total of twenty-five countries were scrutinized&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;&amp;colon; the 25 most popular destinations for French retirees&amp;period;<&sol;span><&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;<p class&equals;"p1"><span class&equals;"s1">This year, a majority of French senior citizens who are thinking of moving abroad to live happily ever after have chosen to live in France. <strong>Portugal&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;<&sol;strong>as the preferred destination&amp;comma; with an overall score of 65&amp;comma;15 points out of 100&amp;comma; as revealed by <span class&equals;"s2"><a href&equals;"http&colon;&sol;&sol;votreargent&period;lexpress&period;fr&sol;retraite&sol;exclusif-le-top-10-des-pays-ou-il-fait-bon-prendre-sa-retraite-en-2016&lowbar;1755234&period;html&quest;utm&lowbar;medium&equals;social&amp&semi;utm&lowbar;source&equals;twitter&amp&semi;utm&lowbar;campaign&equals;echobox&amp&semi;utm&lowbar;term&equals;autofeed&amp&semi;link&lowbar;time&equals;1453282209&num;xtor&equals;cs3-5083">l&amp;rsquo&amp;semi;Express<&sol;a><&sol;span>&amp;period; Its strong points according to those surveyed&amp;quest;&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;AccessibilityÂ&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;and safetyÂ&amp;period;&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;Its weak points&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;&amp;quest; The price of&amp;rsquo&amp;semi;real estate and cost of living&amp;period; The second ideal destination would be Thailand&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;&amp;lpar;pour;le coût de la vie&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;et le prix de l&amp;rsquo&amp;semi;immobilier&amp;comma; but with a damper on accessibility and integration&amp;period; Finally&amp;comma; Mauritius 3&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;settles&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;on the third step of the&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;podium with&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;its strengths &amp;lpar;safety and natural heritage&amp;rpar; but also its weaknesses &amp;lpar;accessibilityÂ&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;and infrastructures&amp;rpar;&amp;period;<&sol;span><&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;<p class&equals;"p2"><span class&equals;"s1"><b>One&amp;nbsp&amp;semi;senior citizen in three wants to move abroad<&sol;b><&sol;span><&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;<p class&equals;"p1"><span class&equals;"s1">Next come Spain&amp;comma; Morocco&amp;comma; the Dominican Republic&amp;comma; Tunisia&amp;comma; the island of Bali&amp;comma; Senegal and the island of Malta, which closes the top 10 with 60&amp;comma;65 points&amp;period; In this way&amp;comma; the countries of Mediterranean Europe seem to be overtaking the Maghreb countries&amp;comma; which are grappling with geopolitical uncertainties&amp;period;<&sol;span><&sol;p>&amp;NewLine;