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Last Updated Jun 7, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

The Nomadic Movement Share Their Panama Experience

Jordan & Kaylee from @The Nomadic Movement talk about why they decided to settle down in Boquete Panama after traveling in their van for more than two years. They originally planned to ship their van to South America but when they found Boquete Panama they fell in love with the natural beauty and decided to stay and pursue their dream of building an off-grid community. They share their challenges and accomplishments on their YouTube Channel @The Nomadic Movement.

For anyone, at any age, who is looking for a new start and new opportunities, Panama is the answer!

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Since 2010, Panama Relocation Tours has been offering monthly 6-day 7-night all-inclusive relocation tours of Panama. We’ve completed over 120 tours! During a tour you’ll see a variety of different areas, meet expats and learn all the things you need to know to make a super easy transition to living in Panama. Learn more at:

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Last Updated Jun 4, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

Panama: Your Safe Haven

It’s hard to watch all the violence going on in the United States. The whole country is so divided.

It makes me appreciate even more that I live in Panama – a Safe Haven!

If you’ve had enough and just want to get away from it all for awhile, you should know that you can come to Panama as a tourists for 180 days (6 months). You don’t need to get a Visa. All you need is a passport.

It is easy to find a rental now. Many landlords are very negotiable. Most rentals come completely furnished with furniture, sheets, towels, dishes, cookware, coffee pot, tv, utilities… so you only need to bring a suitcase with some clothes. Of course, you can buy clothes in Panama too!

You can also bring your fur baby but that will take some extra steps. Read this article about bringing your pets in to Panama.

Panama’s Tocumen International Airport (PTY) is opening June 22 so there should be some flights in to Panama (PTY) shortly after that.

You can get access to cash at ATM machines in Panama using your debit card. Just make sure your bank knows that you’ll be traveling in Panama. Some stores take credit cards. So you can get by in Panama without opening up a Panama bank account.

You can even get travelers insurance to cover you for the 6 months you are in Panama.

Panama could be your Safe Haven until things settle down in the United States. You may recall the article I wrote last August about What’s Your Plan B: Safety Insurance! It’s not too late!

If you’re thinking about making a more permanent move to Panama, you’ll need to need to know a lot more details about getting a Visa, a Panama driver’s license, buying a car, getting health insurance, etc etc etc. Our new Online Panama Relocation Guide will teach you all the things you need to know to have an EASY move to Panama and a smooth transition to an expat lifestyle in Panama.

Last week we received this three reviews about the Online Panama Relocation Guide

Brenda wrote: Your Online Panama Relocation Guide saved me three times the costs. I was planning to work with an immigration attorney in Panama City. He charges much more than the immigration attorney that you recommend. The Online Guide saved me $1500 and your attorney is much better at communicating with me! The Online Guide has a wealth of information that has given me the confidence to move to Panama.

Chuck wrote: Recently bought the guide & I’m impressed with the huge wealth of information it provides! This is a masterpiece of Panama resources & full of good advice. I’m learning new things in each chapter I read. I can only imagine the countless hours it took to create this. Thank you!

Bob wrote: I highly recommend the Online Panama Relocation Guide. As a former tour customer of Panama Relocation Tours I would like to vouch for the incredible value this is for anyone who is serious about getting the straight skinny on living in Panama and everything needed to obtain residency, move your personal belongings, open a bank account, buy automobiles and real estate, find deals on rentals, move your pets to Panama AND SO MUCH MORE! I’m motivated to say this because I truly feel this way. And I also strongly feel that Jackie Lange operates her businesses with genuine passion for assisting others to obtain a better quality of life.

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Last Updated Jun 2, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

Replay: Bob Adams Moved to Panama City in 2004

We hope you’re enjoying our weekly calls with expats who live in Panama. On May 30th I interviewed Bob Adams who lives in Panama City since 2004. When I was doing research about relocating to Panama, I found Bob online in about 2009. We’ve been staying in touch every since. Sometimes Bob Adams is a speaker during a Panama Relocation Tour. And Panama Relocation Tours is the ONLY tour company in Panama that Bob Adams recommends – see the details here.

Listen to the replay of the conference call to learn why Bob picked Panama out of the 40+ countries he had visited. And learn why he prefers to live in Panama City versus some of the other areas which are popular with foreigners moving to Panama.

Bob puts out an annual report about Panama’s economy and demographics: See the June 2019 report here

Bob sometimes writes articles about Panama for Barron’s magazine like this article The Key To Panama’s Success

Panama borders have been closed since March 2020 because of the pandemic. So we cannot do any Panama Relocation Tours for awhile. To keep you informed about what life is like in Panama we’re hosting a weekly conference call with expats who live in Panama. We’ll send out an email when the borders are open and we can start doing Panama Relocation Tours again.