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Consider looking into aggregate data we have for Quality of Life in Cambodia
Purchasing Power Index | 25.43 | Very Low |
Safety Index | 47.49 | Moderate |
Health Care Index | 50.83 | Moderate |
Climate Index | 59.43 | Moderate |
Cost of Living Index | 37.12 | Very Low |
Property Price to Income Ratio | 27.60 | Very High |
Traffic Commute Time Index | 30.87 | Low |
Pollution Index | 79.04 | High |
Quality of Life Index: | 74.63 | Very Low |
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Maximum contributors for an underlying section: 106
Last update: February 2025
Quality of Life in Kampong Chhnang | 57.71 miles |
Quality of Life in Kampong Thom | 104.50 miles |
Quality of Life in Sihanoukville | 140.69 miles |
Quality of Life in Siem Reap | 195.71 miles |
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Dental care is a completely different story. Dental care is just outstanding, there are so many excellent dentists with prices from 50 to 80% cheaper than the US. There are a few that are not so good, but just ask any expats that have been there a while and they can easily recommend several good dentists. On the subject of pollution I'm not sure how Numbeo arrives at their index, but I find the air quality excellent throughout the country. Cambodia being a poor country, there's a need to help people, which often gets labeled as corruption. The police get about $200 per month, so it help to tip them if you need assistance. I see nothing wrong with this. Retirement visas are easily gotten if you're over 50, any travel agent can help with this.
Will appreciate if i can be informed
Also what are the demands for a retired person to stay in Cambodia?
Kind regards
Christiaan Steenhaut