Connectivity to the world.
Here in Panama City is the Tocumen International Airport, which receives 64 international flights each and every day. With Direct flights to South America, North America (USA, & Canada), Europe, Spain, and other locations you can be sure to stay connected. Here in Panama we believe in safety, yet we understand that you are a person and need to be treated respectfully. Though the security needs to check for wrong doers they do not do it at the good doers expense. Here in Panama you will feel safe and secure.

Panama All you need!
We have learned in life to live with simplicity. We stay humble and put in an honest days work. We've said it before; here you have no lack of products or services you may desire. From products from Asia to fine goods from Italy and other destinations it's all here and all at affordable rate I might add.

Visa options.
Many people come and visit Panama and never want to leave. We can assist you in obtaining a Visa that is right for you.

First of all there is some general rules that you have to follow:

• To obtain a Panamanian Visa you will need a Panamanian lawyer.
• There is no age limit for applying for a Visa. In Panama the minimum legal age is 18 years, so youngsters under that age have to apply for visas as dependent of their parents.
• All the documents must be fresh (within 4-5 months of visa application) and the passports must have at least 1 year before expiration.
• All the documents need to be authenticated by a Notary and by the Panamanian Consulate nearest you or by a Notary and the Apostle.
• You need a Police Record that should be in a letterhead of the police or justice department and signed by an official of that entity.
• You will need a health certificate. You will have to obtain it in Panama.

Types Of Visas

• TOURIST PENSIONER VISA
• PRIVATE INCOME RETIREE VISA
• PERSON OF MEANS VISA
• BUSINESS INVESTOR VISASMALL BUSINESS INVESTOR VISA
• FORESTRY INVESTOR VISA (INVERSIONISTA FORESTAL)

Cost of Living
If your looking for dirt cheap, go find a place that offers no to poor infrastructure and an airport that is hours away and buy it. Panama is not for you.

Panama offers the highest standard of living at a very affordable cost of living. The infrastructure is the finest in the world we have the Johns Hopkins Hospital, which of course is world-class the best of the best.

Here in Panama food costs are about one third what they are in the USA. If you're from Canada food is between one third and one quarter the cost there.

In Panama you can have a live in maid for two hundred per month. Try that where you currently live. Maids can often do much more then you would expect. Cooking cleaning and assist you with shopping, prescriptions and so much more.

A car might cost about the same as in other counties and a house the same as well. Unless you want to live in an undeveloped area. You can get a great deal if you go that route. But to live comfortably budget for realistic prices when it comes to purchasing a home.

Why you cannot retire in your own country
May I introduce to you the idea that you do not have enough money to retire where you currently live?

I know you may have insurance and it may even be guaranteed by the government. But lets just look at a couple of things. 65% of the healthcare workers will be retiring in the next 10 15 years. The schools are not attracting enough new students to fill the demand. Short supply means higher wages. Your insurance and or government are only able to go so far.

In speaking to an Investment professional in North America I learned that they determined that one could retire here in Panama with one fifth the savings needed to maintain a set standard of living. This included medical treatment and other factors. The calculation was done with apples to apples. The only difference was North America Verses Panama.