Our six-page briefing on getting residency in Panama, written by the team that has helped 1,500+ clients move, invest, and bank in Latin America. It covers the three routes our investor and income-based clients use most, what each one really costs in capital and time, and the honest version of the path to a Panamanian passport.
What’s inside
- Why Panama works as a base: dollar economy, US Eastern time, territorial tax
- The Qualified Investor Visa after the September 2026 decree, route by route
- The Rentista Visa and how the five-year deposit works
- The Reforestation Visa, Regular and Express tracks
- A side-by-side comparison of all three routes
- The road to citizenship, including the renunciation oath question
Straight answers, not a sales brochure
Every figure in the briefing comes from the current program rules we work with every day. Where the government doesn’t publish a timeline, we say so instead of guessing. Where a route has a catch, like the five-year capital hold on the Qualified Investor Visa or the fact that the Rentista is a renewable temporary permit, we put it on the page.
Read it, then bring your questions to a call with our team. We’ll tell you plainly which route fits your capital, timeline, and goals.
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Related services: Panama Qualified Investor Visa · Panama Rentista Visa · Panama Reforestation Visa · Panama Residency Overview
