A $3,000 non-refundable subsidy for new home purchases in Panama City could boost the housing market, but it comes with conditions and limitations for potential buyers.
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A $3,000 non-refundable subsidy for new home purchases in Panama City could boost the housing market, but it comes with conditions and limitations for potential buyers.
Authorities have issued a weather alert for rain, storms, and wind in the Panamá Colón district, urging residents and expats to take necessary precautions and stay informed about local updates.
Fuel prices in Panama City have increased, leading to higher costs for public transport and potential impacts on the overall cost of living for expats and digital nomads.
The Panama City Marathon will cause temporary road closures and transit adjustments, affecting daily travel for residents and visitors.
The Migration Service has introduced a digital card for foreign residents in Panama City, simplifying access to public services and streamlining daily life.
Minsa has provided practical health tips to prevent common illnesses in Panama City, focusing on frequent hand washing, vaccinations, and a balanced diet, especially in the Barrio Colón and Casco Viejo neighborhoods.
The Panama Canal Authority has ruled out taking over the administration of Balboa and Cristóbal ports, leaving current temporary arrangements in place for the foreseeable future.
New banking regulations in Panama aim to increase transparency and protect consumers, affecting charges and fees for expats and digital nomads in Panama City.
Minsa is launching a walk-in teleconsultation service, making healthcare more accessible and efficient for expats and entrepreneurs in Panama City.
Panamanian businessman Stanley Motta discusses the new internship law regulations and their potential to boost youth employment in Panama.
Volunteers relocated 577 sea turtle eggs in Punta Chame to protect the hatchlings and support local conservation efforts.
Panama is preparing a bill to reduce the medical internship period from two years to one, aligning with practices in most Latin American countries.
Starting in January 2027, Panama’s banking fees will be eliminated for several services, providing more financial relief for expats and digital nomads.
Ilya Espino de Marotta, with 41 years of service, takes the helm as the first female administrator of the Panama Canal, focusing on strategic projects and water management.
The Comptroller General of Panama has announced the suspension of new government vehicle purchases, aiming to save resources and make more informed decisions about vehicle usage.