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1. Vivobene Village
The benchmark European-style retirement village in northern Thailand
Independent Assisted
Monthly
฿65,000 – ฿130,000
≈ $1,800 – $3,600 USD
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Retirement Communities in Chiang Mai
Below is every retirement community in Chiang Mai I'd put on a serious shortlist. For broader framing on retiring here, see the Retire in Chiang Mai guide and the main Thailand Retirement Guide. For the full Thailand-wide directory and the explainer on independent vs assisted vs nursing care, see Best Retirement Communities in Thailand.
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2. Care Resort Chiang Mai
The highest-care Chiang Mai option for post-stroke, Parkinson's, and memory care
Assisted Nursing Memory
Monthly
฿95,000 – ฿220,000
≈ $2,650 – $6,100 USD
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3. Cheewasuk Rehabilitation Center
Chiang Mai's strongest specialist rehab and physiotherapy programme
Nursing Assisted
Monthly
฿70,000 – ฿160,000
≈ $1,950 – $4,450 USD
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4. Dok Kaew Gardens
Independent-living focused for active retirees in their 60s and 70s
Independent Assisted
Monthly
฿55,000 – ฿110,000
≈ $1,550 – $3,050 USD
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5. Lanna Care Home
The most affordable dedicated assisted-living option near Chiang Mai
Assisted
Monthly
฿35,000 – ฿75,000
≈ $950 – $2,100 USD
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About Bangkok John
Bangkok John was started in 2020 when I posted my first hotel review. The site now publishes regularly updated guides to Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, Koh Samui, Krabi, Hua Hin, and all of Thailand.
I've lived in Canada, Portugal, Spain, Russia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand, and I've traveled to more than 40 countries.
I'm a Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite member and an Emirates Skywards Gold member, so I lean toward Marriott properties when the choice is close. I pay for my own rooms.
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