Discover the Best Places to Retire in Panama
International Living has produced a comprehensive report on living in Panama—that guides you around the “hub of the Americas”.
It gives you everything you need to know about living well, retiring, and exploring Panama.
In Panama, you’ll find a cosmopolitan capital city with one of the world's largest financial districts… hundreds of miles of spectacular beaches… highland retreats with green valleys where the weather is spring-like, even in January and August… and there are never any hurricanes. It’s close to the U.S., it’s politically stable and business friendly, and you can easily live on a Social Security income. In your free report, you’ll discover:
- Affordable, cosmopolitan Panama City—a city of skyscrapers, modern office buildings, state-of-the-art new hospitals and hotels of shining glass. You can dine in five-star restaurants, attend plays, symphonies, and the ballet …
- The boutique mountain town of Boquete—with stunning vistas, a healthy climate, delicious fresh food, and what some say is the best coffee in the world…
- Pedasi, one of the most picturesque beach towns in Panama—where you’ll find friendly locals, clean beaches, and world-class surfing…
- How many days you can spend in Panama without a visa…what you need to open a bank account in Panama…which of 2 long-term visa options could suit you…
- Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Panama: How can you take advantage of the world’s best retiree benefits program (as ranked by our Annual Global Retirement Index 2019)? Where is the Johns Hopkins affiliated hospital in Panama? What is Panama’s “friendly nations” visa and how can you use it?
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We were just your average Americans with little or no savings to fall back on. We depend entirely on our Social Security for an income and just wanted a more suitable environment to retire… Panama is our new home now… it's wonderful to wake up each day and see this beautiful country welcoming us.
I really enjoy the articles, the first hand accounts, the tips, everything. I turn 57 in a couple months and am so interested in retiring abroad. That said, I look forward to using your magazine as a guide and exploring the globe. Looking for my perfect retirement haven!
I've really gotten used to being warm all the time. Now I'm such a wimp when I'm somewhere cold. If it goes below 70 F, I'm freezing! I think if you're going to leave the U.S. for first time, Panama is probably the easiest place to try it out. Lots of people speak English and there's good healthcare.