Panama
Strategic Overview Panama’s Qualified Investor Visa is Latin America’s most efficient and straightforward residency program. It offers a rapid path to permanent residence—often within 30 days—in a strategic, dollarized economy. The program is perfectly suited for entrepreneurs and investors seeking a stable hub for the Americas with minimal maintenance requirements.
Core Advantages
- Expedited Permanent Residency: Secure your permanent resident status in approximately 30 days from a compliant application.
- Minimal Upkeep: Maintain your status simply by visiting Panama at least once every two years, allowing for maximum global flexibility.
- A Dollarized Economic Hub: Operate within a stable, U.S. dollar-based economy with a robust banking sector and a pro-business legal framework.
Family & Eligibility The program provides for full family inclusion, covering a spouse, dependent children up to age 25 (if enrolled in full-time studies), and dependent parents.
Investment Framework Investors can choose from three main routes: a real estate purchase from $300,000, a stock market investment of $500,000, or a five-year fixed-term bank deposit of $750,000.
Pathway to Citizenship After five years of holding legal permanent residence and meeting integration criteria, investors may become eligible to apply for Panamanian citizenship.
Process
Your Questions, Answered
Typically your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents. Each program has its own rules, and we guide you through them from the very beginning.
Typically your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents. Each program has its own rules, and we guide you through them from the very beginning.
Typically your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents. Each program has its own rules, and we guide you through them from the very beginning.
Typically your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents. Each program has its own rules, and we guide you through them from the very beginning.
Typically your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents. Each program has its own rules, and we guide you through them from the very beginning.
Typically your spouse, dependent children, and sometimes parents. Each program has its own rules, and we guide you through them from the very beginning.