The purpose of this study is to identify the factors that affect the life satisfaction of the elderly with visual impairment. For this, analyses were conducted among 428 visually impaired senior citizens aged 60 or older through the national survey on persons with disabilities in 2014. The influence factors affecting life satisfaction of the elderly with visual impairment have been largely divided into demographic, daily life, economic, psycho-social factors. First of all, the life satisfaction index of the elderly with visual impairment has turned out to be 2.42 out of 4. The analysis revealed statistically significant variables in subjective health, income, subjective class consciousness, age and marriage status. The policy plans designed to enhance the satisfaction of the elderly with visual impairment are as follows. First, the government should engage in policy activities to reduce the mortality rate from diseases through periodic health checkup and diagnosis and to allow the elderly to live with their spouse for as long as they. Second, there is a strong need for building facilities for physical exercises for the elderly with visual impairment and for mobility and activities support as well as the operation and professional support for physical activity programs for the elderly with mobile difficulties. Third, we should come up with ways to increase the recognized amount of income in order to expand the scope of basic pension benefits.