(International Living) Exuberant rainforest growth, sultry warm weather, and mountains kept draped in green by the abundant rainfall…this is Panama at its tropical best. But there’s another side to this country—one that receives far fewer visitors than the Caribbean islands or the capital, with its glittering lights and happening nightlife. The capital of the Los Santos … [Read more...]

(USnews.com) Located at the end of Panama City’s bayfront Cinta Costera, out on a small peninsula all its own, is Casco Antigua. Commonly known as Casco Viejo and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is Panama’s second most popular tourist destination (after the Panama Canal). Casco Viejo has survived more than 300 years. It was built about 1670, after Henry Morgan sacked and … [Read more...]

(The Panama Gringo) Traditionally speaking, the expat life has long been dominated by the retired crowd. However, things are changing as more and more younger expats show up in Panama. If you are too young to retire, or simply need some extra cash for your living expenses in Panama you will need to get a work permit. Panama Offshore Legal Services provides excellent information … [Read more...]

(Panama Gringo)Many expat hopefuls will be happy to hear that you can bring your pet to Panama! In fact, compared to other countries the process is actually relatively simple. First off, you need to get the proper certificates and other paperwork. The Panamanian government requires that your cat or dog be vaccinated for rabies at least 30 days before traveling, with the … [Read more...]