PASE-U Second 2026 Payment Set to Begin in October for Expats and Digital Nomads in Boquete
The second 2026 PASE-U payment is set to begin in October for beneficiaries, including expats and digital nomads in Boquete, Panama.
What's Changing
IFARHU, the government agency overseeing the PASE-U program, announced that the second installment of the 2026 payment will kick off in October. Beneficiaries, who are paid through Caja de Ahorros debit cards, need to ensure they meet the required conditions, such as regular student attendance and participation in Escuela para Padres sessions.
Conditions for Eligibility
For those in Boquete, it's important to note that meeting the eligibility criteria is crucial. Families must maintain consistent attendance and engage in parental education programs to receive the payments. The debit card has already been distributed in seven provinces and is also being used for General Scholarship beneficiaries.
What It Means for Residents
As a fellow expat who has made the move from Seattle to Boquete, I understand the importance of these payments for sustaining a comfortable lifestyle in the highlands. The PASE-U program not only supports local students but also has a positive impact on the community as a whole. For digital nomads and other expats in Boquete, the continuation of this program means a stable financial support system for local families, contributing to the overall economic stability of the region.
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