How Much Do I Need to Invest in Panama Real Estate for Residency?
$300,000 in Panamanian real estate gets you permanent residency.
Not temporary. Permanent, from day one.
That’s residency by investment in dollars. Titled property, no liens on it, held five years.
So what does $300,000 actually get you? In Panama City, a real apartment. Pool. Doorman. Ocean at the end of the avenue. In the mountains, considerably more house than that.
Now hold that next to $300,000 in Denver. Or Los Angeles. Or New York.
I’ve spent 25 years in real estate on four continents, and I’ll tell you plainly. Property priced in dollars with residency attached is a rare combination. No currency risk. Three hours from Miami.
$300,000 is a down payment in most American cities. In Panama it’s the whole apartment and the right to live there.
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