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      Panama Visa And Residency

      Your complete guide to Panama visa and residency info. Do you need a Panama visa? Are you looking for residency in Panama? Start Here.

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          Getting A Panama Visa And Residency

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            Do U.S. Citizens Need A Visa To Enter Panama?

            U.S. citizens may enter Panama without a visa and remain in the country as a tourist for a maximum of 180 days per trip. As a result, if you wish to stay longer than 180 days, you need to seek permission to remain in the country.

            So, tourists must present a return trip ticket or fare back to their home country or next destination upon arrival. Also, airlines strictly enforce these laws (as they would incur any cost of deportation should they allow you in the country and you remain illegally).

            Panama offers the most cost-effective, hassle-free invest-for-residency program available anywhere in the world today. In short, with an investment of US$300,000 in real estate, US$160,000 in a business, or US$80,000 in an approved reforestation project regulated by the Ministry of the Environment (MiAmbiente), Panama will grant you residency.

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              Panama’s Specific Countries Visa

              The Specific Countries visa program was initiated under Ricardo Martinelli’s presidential administration. It is available to citizens of 50 specifically named countries, including the United States. 

              Therefore, if you hold a passport from one of the 50 countries on the list, this is the best Panamanian residency option after Panama’s pensionado visa:

              CanadaGreat Britain, and the United States, as well as…

              Andorra,  Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium,  Brazil, Chile,  Costa Rica, Croatia,  Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland,  France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong,  HungaryIreland, Israel, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg,  MaltaMexico, Monaco,  Montenegro, Netherlands,  New Zealand, Norway,  Paraguay, Peru, Poland,  Portugal, South Korea, San Marino, Serbia,   Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa,  Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and  Uruguay.

              For further information such as requirements, documents needed, and help with your visa application, we recommend contacting a Panamanian lawyer.

              Retirement Visa In Panama

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              Panama’s pensionado program offers special benefits and discounts for foreign retirees. To sum up, it’s the current Gold Standard.

              Retiring in Panama, you can save as much as 50% on everything from restaurant meals to in-country airfares, and from prescription medicines to closing costs on your new beach house.

              The government of Panama has historically allowed any adult over 18 years of age who could show proof of a monthly pension of any kind to qualify for a pensionado, or retirement, visa.

              Panama, the hub of the Americas, is attracting people from all over the world. The culture and cuisine mix allows you to taste some of the best meals.

              Enjoy from Caribbean to Chinese cuisine, and from French to Italian cuisine. What’s more, enjoy dining at restaurants and save on the bill. Restaurants give retirees anywhere from 15% to 25% off.

              The Retirees’ Path In Panama

              Panama’s Visa has been attracting foreign retirees in growing numbers for more than a decade. As a result, it offers many and very user-friendly options for establishing foreign residency if you want to live here full-time, and it is home to established and welcoming communities of expats and retirees.

              For example, you can apply if you receive a pension from any government entity, social security, Armed Forces, or a private company that pays you a guaranteed pension for a lifetime (US$1,000 per month and an additional US$250 for each dependant).

              The Pensionado Program In Panama

              Best of all, in Panama, if you qualify under the pensionado program today, you get to keep your privileges for life. Check out these benefits for foreign residents and retirees:

              An added bonus

              Every  bank in Panama  has special express lines for  retirees. It is required by law.

              Residency in Panama can lead to naturalization, but dual citizenship is not permitted by those who apply for legal citizenship.

              However, naturalization differs from citizenship by birth; children born in Panama are allowed to have both citizenships.

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                  Panama Visa And Residency- FAQs

                  Immigration requirements will vary depending on your nationality. But, most international visitors can stay in Panama for up to 180 days without the need to apply for a visa.

                  When you have a Panamanian permanent residency, that means you must visit the country at least every two years. Plus, you should stay in the country for more than 24 hours. Above all, connecting flights are not considered a visit.

                  When you have a retirement visa, you can stay and retire in Panama for as long as you want to. With a pensionado visa, you will be granted permanent residency. Also, you can apply for a Panamanian citizenship after five years of being a permanent resident in the country.

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