Living in Panama

Richard Detrick and Nikki Steele have lived in Boquete Panama 16 years.  Watch this video to learn why they decided to retire in Panama.  See their beautiful Tuscan style...

Bring your fur babies! The process for getting your pets into Panama is extremely time-sensitive, but it is worth it to have your pets with you. When I moved...

On every Panama Relocation Tour, about half of our guests are singles. Singles especially realize that it will be difficult to retire on one Social Security check or pension...

The World Bank publishes many great articles about every country to help you make a comparison.  At WorldBank.org, you can research the economy, government stability, average wages, starting a...

In Panama, some things are done differently than you are familiar with. A good example is real estate sales and rental listings.  In Panama, it’s common to see the...

Five years after you get your permanent residency in Panama you can apply for Panamanian citizenship and a Panama passport.  To apply, you’ll pay $600, do in interview (in...

Panama has 1500 miles of coastline!  If you love living at the beach, there is a perfect beach for you somewhere in Panama.  The weather is about 90 degrees...

Panama has an excellent public bus system. You can get to anywhere in Panama using public buses. Learn how to take the bus in this article.

Since 2010, we’ve been offering Panama Relocation Tours and our monthly Q & A Conference calls.  In August we completed our 108th Panama Relocation Tour!  The September 2019 Q...