Can I immigrate when I am old? You don't want to retire at home, but want to buy a house abroad and live a quiet life.

It will be more difficult to immigrate when you are older. Even if there is no age limit for immigrants in some countries, it is difficult for the elderly to meet the qualifications of immigrants unless they score high in other aspects. But there are still several ways to live the life you want:

1? Let the children immigrate, and then you can apply for parents' reunion immigration.

2? "immigration" for retirement. Strictly speaking, this so-called "immigrant" is not a real immigrant, because it is not a green card, but a long-term residence visa, which does not enjoy local welfare and needs to buy local commercial medical insurance. Both New Zealand and Malaysia have such projects.

3? Do not immigrate, get a round-trip visa for more than ten years, and then buy a house locally. At present, the United States, Canada, Singapore and Australia all issue visas to China people with the longest validity of 10 year, and they can stay for up to 6 months each time. After retirement, you can live a migratory bird life in such a country.

Finally, I would like to say one more thing: I don't think everyone is suitable for retirement abroad for the following reasons: language barrier; Loneliness without relatives and friends; High consumption; If there is no green card, it will cost a lot of commercial medical insurance.