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Last Updated on September 22, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

VIDEO: Amazing Cat Sanctuary In Panama!

Panama just seems to attract the nicest and most adventurous people, like Judy Odom! She moved to Panama in 2003, bought 100 acres in the jungle and built an off-grid home all by herself.

Later, she sold that property so she could build a cat sanctuary and a new home on an amazing property overlooking a canyon. Los Mininos Cat Sanctuary is located in the tropical highlands on the slope of Volcan Baru near the town of Boquete, Panama. In this exotic location abandoned cats found on the streets, under bridges, or in the garbage are given a safe and loving home to live out their natural lives. Here they are given high quality food and veterinary care. All cats are sterilized and vaccinated. Those kitties who can be re-homed are available for adoption. However, those without a future on someone’s sofa find safe refuge at Los Mininos.

LEARN MORE about Los Mininos Cat Sanctuary and Consider Making a Donation at https://losmininoscatsanctuary.org/

SEE FACEBOOK at https://www.facebook.com/losmininossanctuary/

Watch this video to meet Judy and learn more about her life in Panama. At the end of the video, she has some important advice for anyone considering relocating to Panama.

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/

Last Updated on September 20, 2020 - by Jackie Lange

Single Women Moving to Panama

Single women, and single men, move to Panama too! There are singles on every Panama Relocation Tour!

Listen to the replay of the conference call from September 19th when Laura talks about what it’s like to be single in Panama. She’ll discuss:

♦ Is it safe
♦ housing options (RENT first!)
♦ how to meet others
♦ things to do
♦ dating scene
♦ shopping
♦ what to bring to Panama
♦ family
♦ and more

If you are a single man or a couple you will certainly enjoy the information in this conference call too!!

On every Panama Relocation Tour about half our guests are singles. Singles especially are realizing that it will be very difficult to retire on one Social Security check or pension if they stay in North America or Europe.

However, singles are discovering that they can live better for less in Panama and even have money left over at the end of the month. This really takes the stress away.

For singles, it is a little scary to come to check out Panama all by yourself. On your own, it would be very difficult to learn all the things you need to know to relocate to Panama with no complications. That’s where Panama Relocation Tours comes in!

When singles come on a Panama Relocation Tour they are with a group of like-minded people (including other singles), have someone else doing all the planning and driving, and are able to learn all the things they need to know in a relaxing environment.

Panama Relocation Tours even has a bi-lingual driver waiting for you when you arrive at the airport and we make all the arrangements for a 7-night 6-day all-inclusive tour of the most popular places to live in Panama. During the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to meet other singles who live in each area we visit. You can just sit back, relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery in Panama while you are learning about finding a rental, getting affordable health insurance, residency Visa options, buying a car, bring pets in to Panama and much much more. Your Panama Relocation Tour guide is also a single woman.

Our new Online Panama Relocation Guide has the same information that you’d get on a Panama Relocation Tour including a list of reliable immigration lawyers and honest real estate agents. Plus it includes information about how you can do a self-guided tour, popular expats hang-outs, where to stay, where to go shopping and more. We also offer Private Tours if you’d rather not explore Panama on your own.

Throughout Panama there are other single expats, plenty of social activities and volunteer opportunities too. Volunteering is a great way to meet other singles too!

Watch these videos of some of the single women who have come on a Panama Relocation Tour then relocated to Panama. If they can do it, you can too! Join us for a Panama Relocation tour to discover a more affordable lifestyle in Panama.

Chris moved to Panama several years ago. Watch this video to learn how Panama Relocation Tours helped her have a smooth and easy transition to relocating to Panama.

Krstl moved to Boquete a year ago and has a good network of friends, plenty of social activities and a much more affordable lifestyle. She even started a business selling high quality organic essential oils and blends. Watch this video to discover what she thinks about her new life in Panama and see the 3 bedroom 2 bath house she is renting for $775 a month. (Note: Krstl mentioned that she could not get insurance because she is over 70. She cannot get international health insurance but she CAN get Panama health insurance for about $120 a month) [Read more…]