Long stays in Tunisia for retirees
Welcome to the very best of retirement
Luxury retirement homes
From €1,500 per month - all inclusive (around £1,300)
Advantages
English where it matters
Tunisia is a French and Arabic-speaking country, but English is widely understood in tourist areas, in the private clinics we work with, and among our staff. You can settle in with confidence and ask for directions or chat with locals with ease.
Tax and pension: take advice first
Retiring abroad can affect how your pension and taxes are handled, and the rules differ from one country to another. For your UK pension and tax position, we recommend speaking to a UK-based tax and financial adviser before you move. On the Tunisian side, Silver Resorts can put you in touch with a Tunisian tax adviser who will explain the local rules. Learn more about settling into retirement in Tunisia.
Landscapes and activities
Tunisia offers beautiful beaches, mountains, palm groves and stunning oases at the gateway to the Sahara. You will also find remarkable archaeological sites that trace thousands of years of history at the crossroads of many civilisations. The variety and beauty of the Tunisian landscape is striking for such a small country.
Tunisia has a wealth of sporting activities, too. Numerous golf courses, hiking trails and a wide range of water sports are just some of the leisure options on offer. Sporting facilities have expanded considerably over the past two decades, with indoor venues and sports complexes now found across the country - excellent conditions for keeping active.
A high standard of healthcare
Tunisia offers high-quality medical care through a network of modern, well-equipped and specialised private clinics providing a wide range of treatments. More and more international patients travel to Tunisia for care, as healthcare has always held a privileged place in the country’s economic and social policy.
A much lower cost of living
Day-to-day life in Tunisia is inexpensive - far cheaper than in the UK, from everyday spending to eating out and personal care. That makes a genuinely premium standard of living much more affordable than back home.
A wonderful place to live
Our residents live in residences designed for older people in a country known for its multiculturalism and hospitality. It is an ideal setting to preserve independence and enjoy an active social life. Spending your retirement in Tunisia - in Tunis, Hammamet, Monastir or Djerba - is a real joy: beaches, sunshine and a mild climate, everything you need for retirement at its best.
Close to the UK
Tunisia is a particularly attractive destination for retirees thanks to its location. As the northernmost country in Africa, it lies very close to Europe: Tunis is roughly a 3-hour direct flight from London, making it one of the easiest destinations for family and friends to visit.