Get your residency card fast in 3 days and start your new life in Panama.
Looking for a second home, tax advantages, and a secure legal framework in Latin America? Panama offers one of the most attractive residency programs by Investment, giving you long‑term residence rights while you build a strong financial future. This guide covers the key benefits, requirements, timelines, and investment options to help you get started.
This program is one of the most attractive options in Latin America for individuals and families seeking a second home, tax advantages, and a stable legal framework. It allows you to secure long‑term residence rights while building a strong financial future.
Panama offers political stability, a dollarized economy, and an investor‑friendly legal system. By securing residency through one of the country’s investment options, you gain:
To qualify under the Panama residence by investment program, you must choose one of the legally approved investment options:
Mixed Investment (Real Estate and Fixed Deposit): Combine both options to meet the required threshold.
To qualify for this residency program, you need to:
Begin by selecting a licensed attorney experienced in Panama’s investor residency process.
Select between real estate, fixed deposit, or a combination.
Work with a licensed immigration attorney to prepare and file the petition with the National Immigration Service.
The National Immigration Service usually issues your temporary residence card within 30 to 60 days.
You typically receive your Panama permanent residency card by investment within 3 to 6 months after the final review
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The steps outlined above reflect the process carried out exclusively by our attorneys, backed by more than 15 years of experience and a record of 0% visa rejections. Thanks to this expertise, most applications are finalized in just 3 days. Working with traditional firms often results in longer waiting times, and incomplete documentation can significantly increase the risk of delays or even a visa denial.
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Authorities require clear evidence, including:
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You need to invest at least USD 300,000 in real estate or USD 750,000 in a fixed deposit. These investments must be maintained for the required period, and you must provide official proof such as property titles or bank certificates to qualify.
Processing times are relatively fast. After submitting all documents, you typically receive a provisional card within two months and the permanent residence card in about 3-6 months depending on the complexity of your case.
Yes. Your spouse and dependent children can be added to the same application. You need to provide marriage certificates, birth certificates, and proof of financial means to support them under residency by investment in Panama regulations.
You must submit original property deeds, fixed deposit certificates, or both, along with payment receipts, bank references, and statements. These documents must be authenticated and translated if not in Spanish, as required by the Panama residence by investment program.
After holding temporary residence for two years, you become eligible to apply for permanent residency. To qualify, you must maintain valid professional or economic ties with Panama. Once your application is approved, you will be issued a Panamanian ID (Cédula), granting you full permanent resident status.
Panama’s Qualified Investor Visa offers a direct path to permanent residency through a minimum real estate investment of $300,000. With this visa, you receive permanent residency from day one, and after maintaining that status for five years, you may apply for Panamanian citizenship.
Yes. Through Panama’s Qualified Investor Visa, you can obtain permanent residency by making a qualifying real estate investment of $300,000. This program grants permanent residency immediately, and after five years of maintaining that status, you may apply for Panamanian citizenship.
Securing residency in Panama is a big decision, but you don’t have to handle it on your own. Our legal team has guided countless clients through the process smoothly, making sure every requirement is met.
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