When moving to a foreign country, one of the most important things you can do is learn the language, which is why so many people choose to learn Spanish in Panama. This becomes even more important if you are relocating permanently to a country like Panama, where...
Obtaining a Panama second passport is sometimes promoted online as a quick citizenship-by-investment opportunity. However, Panama does not operate a direct program that sells citizenship or a passport in exchange for purchasing real estate, depositing money or...
Panama is often called the "crossroads of the world" because of its unique central location in the Americas. The country is a major connector between North America, South America, and the Caribbean, making it an important hub for international trade and...
The “Qualified Investor” immigration program was created by Executive Decree # 722 of the 15th of October of 2020. The Qualified Investor program offers international investors an “expedited” (30 day process) opportunity to obtain legal permanent residency status in...
How to work remotely from Panama as explained here involves first understanding Panama’s laws, including immigration and taxes. We cover that all here for a complete guide to working remotely. Definition of Remote Worker People often ask, “What is a remote worker”?...
The government of Panama just passed a new law (Executive Decree 197 of the 7th of May 2021) that changes the requirements for the Friendly Nations residency program. Beginning on the 5th of August 2021, Panama’s Friendly Nations residency program will grant a 2-year...
Are you looking to immigrate to Panama in 2021 or beyond? You have plenty of options to do so with Panama’s unique 9 types of visas, including one new one! Here’s a list of each one, and how they work: 1. Pensioner Visa: Anyone over 18 years of age with a lifetime...
Moving to Panama and relocating your life can be a challenge, and a big leap for many people. There’s so much to consider, and it may seem like an enormous amount of effort to make it work. Luckily, if you feel this way you’re not alone. But you don’t have to be....
No matter what the reason you’re living in Panama for (or even visiting), you’re going to want to know, and learn as much Spanish as possible while you’re here. This is not only a great way to get by, but will endear you to the locals in a way that you can’t do...
