Can an American retire in the Cook Islands?

It is possible and many expats live here or have a business. No one can own land on the island as it is all family land and what you do is lease a property. The lease time frame these days is 60 years.



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Families relying on the tourist industry now are without a way to make a living during the pandemic. This makes the Cook Islands a superb place to visit, but an expensive place to live. The cost of importing goods is much greater than the trade income from making and selling goods to other countries.

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Basically, after our research, Cook seems to have better beaches and landmarks but it's more developed for tourism and has more occidental influence. Samoa doesn't have paradisiac beaches as Cook, but it's more original and locals preserve and protect their culture.

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The Cayman Islands don't have a corporate tax and act as a haven for multinational corporations to shield some or all of their incomes from taxation. The Cayman Islands do not impose taxes on residents and are considered tax neutral.

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Beyond the stunning natural beauty, the Cayman Islands are also known for their thriving offshore financial sector and as a desirable destination for expatriates. In the Cayman Islands, there is no property tax, personal income tax, corporate income tax, capital gains tax, VAT, or payroll tax.

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The winter months are also known as the dry season. July and August are considered the coldest months with temperatures dropping to around 19 degrees Celsius at nighttime. The lowest winter temperature ever recorded in the Cook Islands was 9 degrees Celsius back in 1965.

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