While I was researching something else, I discovered South Africa has a retirement residence permit one can get if one fancies to ER there. So, if you want to kick back in Cape Town, here's what you'll need.
Visa Eligibility
When applying for a South African retired person's permit as a temporary immigration service, that is, to receive a temporary resident permit for South Africa, successful applicants may reside in the country for four years. This four year period can be renewed any number of times and in addition, applicants may select whether to live and work in South Africa continually or seasonally.
In South Africa, visa applications for this migration service must be able to provide evidence of the following:
South African Retired Person's Permit
Visa Eligibility
When applying for a South African retired person's permit as a temporary immigration service, that is, to receive a temporary resident permit for South Africa, successful applicants may reside in the country for four years. This four year period can be renewed any number of times and in addition, applicants may select whether to live and work in South Africa continually or seasonally.
In South Africa, visa applications for this migration service must be able to provide evidence of the following:
- A pension, retirement account or irrevocable annuity which has a value of at least R 20,000 per month. This requirement applies to each person making an application.
- Alternatively, candidates may obtain a South African visa of this kind by demonstrating a "net worth" through a combination of assets which equates to a minimum of R 20,000 per month. Once again, this criterion applies to each person making an application.
South African Retired Person's Permit