Panama’s Qualified Investor Visa provides several investment pathways to obtain Permanent Residency. After maintaining this status for five years, individuals become eligible to apply for Panamanian citizenship through Naturalization, although this is optional.
btaining citizenship subsequently allows for acquiring a Panamanian passport. Notably, residing in Panama is not a prerequisite for qualifying for or retaining either Permanent Residency or citizenship. Nevertheless, brief visits to Panama are required for the initial Permanent Resident visa processing and for the Naturalization procedures should one pursue citizenship.
Using a Power of Attorney allows us to start the process even before the applicant’s arrival in Panama, assuming all obligations and requirements are fulfilled.
Copy of applicant's valid passport (and dependents', if applicable), including the photo/ID page and all pages with stamps.
Dependent's Birth Certificate (if applicable), notarized and apostilled/authenticated by the nearest Panamanian Consulate.
Original Police Record from place of residence (applicant, spouse & dependents 18+, if applicable), notarized and apostilled/authenticated by the nearest Panamanian Consulate.
3 passport-sized photos of applicant (and dependents, if applicable).
Original Marriage Certificate (for spouse, if applicable), notarized and apostilled/authenticated by the nearest Panamanian Consulate.
Original Financial Reference Letter(s) from bank, brokerage, or credit union, on letterhead, signed, with contact information for verification.
Note: In the case that the title of the Panama real estate is under the name of a Panama Company, the applicant will qualify if he or she is the Owner of 100% of the shares. The certificate of the Public Registry must designate the applicant as the Beneficiary.
Authenticated copy of the sale contract duly registered at the Panama’s Public Register.
Original or Authenticated Copy of the trust deed which should be established the total amount given in trust, the partial payments that must be given in the name of the settlor to fulfill his obligations according to the Sale Contract signed with the developer.
Note: In the case that the title of the Panama real estate is under the name of a Panama Company, the applicant will qualify if he or she is the Owner of 100% of the shares. The certificate of the Public Registry must designate the applicant as the Beneficiary.
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