Immigrate to Spain and pay attention to Life in Spain: According to the "Spanish Elderly Report" published by the Spanish government, over the past decade, the divorce rate among seniors (aged 65 and above) in Spain has risen from 1.36% (in 2001) to 3.17% (in 2011).
Researchers indicate: "It is very common for men to marry after the age of 65. However, this proportion has slightly decreased, dropping by about 1 percentage point."
Studies show that most divorce cases among seniors occur after retirement. Among those aged 65 to 69, seniors who divorce account for 5.45% of the total, while those aged 85 to 89 account for 1%. Among women in this age group, the widowhood rate is as high as 60%. Furthermore, less than one-third choose to remarry.
On the other hand, the proportion of elderly people living alone in Spain is 21%, with a total of 1.7 million individuals. Among the elderly living alone, the number of women reaches 1.3 million, while the number of men is only 400,000.