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Last Updated on October 14, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

Canadian Living in Panama

Gwen moved from Canada to Las Tablas Panama where she enjoys warm weather every day. In this video she talks about building a house in Panama, safety, medical expenses and more. At the end of the video, she shares important advice for anyone who is considering relocating to Panama.

Las Tablas is a town of about 15,000 people in the Los Santos Province in the Azuero Peninsula. The Azuero Peninsula is known for getting much less rain than the rest of Panama. Las Tablas is an affordable town that has plenty of amenities like grocery stores, shops, banks, hospitals, and restaurants. Las Tablas is where many cultural events take place in Panama.

You’ll love the drone shots of the town of Las Tablas. And you’ll get to see Gwen’s amazing artwork too!

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IMPORTANT! Between October 15 – October 31st 2020, Panama Relocation Tours will donate 10% of proceeds from the sales of the Online Panama Relocation Guide to help Gwen to help pay for her animal rescue efforts.

Last Updated on October 12, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

Perfect Retirement in Pedasi Panama

Sue and Bob moved from Michigan to Pedasi in 2018. Originally they lived in Pedasi part time. After a few years they fell in love with the easy, laid back lifestyle and affordable prices so now they live in n Pedasi full timer. They are renting an amazing furnished two bedroom house on a large property with a pool for $650.00 a month which includes water, garbage pickup, Internet, gardener and a pool!

Pedasi is in the southern Los Santos Province in the Azuero Peninsula. It’s a small town with a population of about 2400 people. Pedasi is about 30 minutes south of Las Tablas which has many grocery stores, shopping and a hospital.

The Azuero Peninsula is known for getting much less rain than the rest of Panama.

If you’re looking for an affordable place to retire that has warm weather all year, watch this video to learn what retirement in Pedasi Panama is like:

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Last Updated on September 21, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

Expats in Panama Giving Back to the Community

One of the many joys of moving to Panama are finally having the time to do the things you want to do, when you want to do them. People who move to Panama bring with them years of experience in business, teaching, photography, and other endeavors. They love giving back to the community by sharing their experiences.

Teri Novak is the perfect example. She comes from a background as a business owner which requires organizational skills. She puts her knowledge to work by volunteering with the Boquete ROTARY. In the video Teri mentioned that Adriel was able to overcome his fear of math by studying math at the Khan Academy. Teri meant to say that Adriel spent 700 minutes, not 700 hours of study.

The Rotary has many different programs to help Panamanians including helping children learn, build houses, provide food for the needy and more. The mission of Rotary International is to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

ROTARY CLUB OF BOQUETE MISSION

Boquete Rotarians are neighbors, community leaders, and global citizens uniting for the common good to promote peace, support education and improve health.

Watch this video to learn why Teri and her husband moved to Panama, what she thinks about living in Boquete and how they are giving back to the community by volunteering at the Boquete Rotary.

Learn more about the amazing things the Rotary is doing in Panama, subscribe here https://rotariodeboquete.org

The Rotary is always looking for new volunteers who can share their skills and make life better for all Panamanians. Contact the Rotary at https://rotariodeboquete.org/