Panama — Residency: Required Documents

Key facts

• A notarised power of attorney (naming the parents of the applicant) and the application.
• Three photographs and a notarised or authenticated copy of the passport.
• A criminal record certificate, a health certificate and a sworn declaration of personal background.
• A certification that the applicant receives a lifetime pension of at least B/.1,000 a month.
• Proof of B/.250 a month per dependant, and a Public Registry certificate for any property owned.
• For private pensions: a letter from a foreign pension or trust administrator, certification that the paying company exists, and a payment receipt or bank statement.

Steps

1. Gather required documents — The specific documents required for residency in Panama can be found on the Panama National Immigration Service's website, but it's essential to note that the process and required documents may vary depending on the type of residency sought and the individual's circumstances.
2. Submit application and supporting documents — Applications for residency in Panama are typically submitted to the relevant authorities, and it's recommended to work with a lawyer or migration expert to ensure a smooth process.