The first video about forgotten American territories
produced more shares than anything else on this channel.
The question that came back was: are there more?
There are more. 5 more places that are American soil,
American law, no visa, no passport, no income
documentation required.
What you'll learn:
Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI): $1,100–$1,600/month
total. Pacific Ocean outside your window. No visa.
Monthly surplus on average Social Security: up to $876
American Samoa: the lowest cost of living of any
US-affiliated jurisdiction — $850–$1,200/month.
Monthly surplus: up to $1,126. The honest trade-off
nobody mentions
Guam: best infrastructure of the Pacific territories,
Medicare accepted same terms as mainland, direct
flights to Hawaii, Japan, Philippines
US Virgin Islands St. Croix: 3 hours from Miami,
Caribbean character, Medicare accepted — and why
St. Croix is very different from St. Thomas
Puerto Rico interior: $350–$600/month rent in the
mountain towns nobody covers. Full Medicare. And the
Act 60 tax advantage on investment income that applies
to no other territory
No visa. No foreign government. No income proof.
American passport. American law. A fraction of
mainland prices.
Every number verified against 2026 data.
Subscribe — every week we find the places most
retirement content has never mentioned.
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#USVI #PuertoRico #Guam #AmericanSamoa
#SocialSecurityAbroad #CheapHomesAbroad
The first video about forgotten American territories
produced more shares than anything else on this channel.
The question that came back was: are there more?
There are more. 5 more places that are American soil,
American law, no visa, no passport, no income
documentation required.
What you'll learn:
Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI): $1,100–$1,600/month
total. Pacific Ocean outside your window. No visa.
Monthly surplus on average Social Security: up to $876
American Samoa: the lowest cost of living of any
US-affiliated jurisdiction — $850–$1,200/month.
Monthly surplus: up to $1,126. The honest trade-off
nobody mentions
Guam: best infrastructure of the Pacific territories,
Medicare accepted same terms as mainland, direct
flights to Hawaii, Japan, Philippines
US Virgin Islands St. Croix: 3 hours from Miami,
Caribbean character, Medicare accepted — and why
St. Croix is very different from St. Thomas
Puerto Rico interior: $350–$600/month rent in the
mountain towns nobody covers. Full Medicare. And the
Act 60 tax advantage on investment income that applies
to no other territory
No visa. No foreign government. No income proof.
American passport. American law. A fraction of
mainland prices.
Every number verified against 2026 data.
Subscribe — every week we find the places most
retirement content has never mentioned.
#AmericanTerritories #RetireAbroad2026
#USVI #PuertoRico #Guam #AmericanSamoa
#SocialSecurityAbroad #CheapHomesAbroad