Digital Nomads in Panama offer advice about healthcare, hospital visits, emergency rooms visits, finding a doctor and buying health insurance in Panama.

Digital Nomads in Panama offer advice about healthcare in Panama.

Hospitals in Panama City, Panama
A list of private and public hospitals in Panama City, Panama provided by the US Embassy. Plus, digital nomad advice about the cost of healthcare and health insurance coverage.

Answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about healthcare and health insurance for expats, digital nomads and retirees in Panama.

Top Hospitals in Panama by Specialty
If you're moving to Panama or recently arrived, it's important to know about the country's top hospitals for specific medical conditions. Here's a primer.

Mental Health Care in Panama
Expatriates often encounter all kinds of stress while residing overseas. Understanding the workings of mental healthcare services in Panama is essential.

Is Health Insurance Required When Moving to Panama?
Is health insurance a requirement when you are moving to Panama? This article explores health insurance requirements for newcomers to Panama.

Having a Baby in Panama
Discover the ins and outs of having a baby in Panama through this detailed article. It delves into crucial topics such as the differences between public and private healthcare, approaches to pain management, and the process of finding a suitable doctor. Plus, enjoy personal stories from digital nomads who have embraced parenthood in Panama.

Health Insurance in Panama
Making the move to Panama? One critical choice you'll face is between local health insurance and digital nomad health insurance. Our article provides a comprehensive comparison of both, enriched with insights from digital nomads in Panama on their personal insurance decisions.

Dengue Virus in Panama
The Aedes mosquito, known for spreading the dengue virus, is found in Panama. Being aware of dengue symptoms and taking steps to minimize mosquito bites are crucial for your health and safety in this area.

Chikungunya Disease in Panama
If you're a moving to Panama or recently arrived, it's important to know about Chikungunya Disease, which is transmitted by mosquitoes. Chikungunya is sometimes misdiagnosed as Zika Virus. Unfortunately, many report long-term joint pain following the initial illness.

Zika Virus in Panama
The mosquito-borne Zika Virus is a p for people living in Panama. It's especially important for pregnant women to understand the risks of getting Zika during pregnancy. Learn how to limit your exposure and what to do if you get Zika.

How to Enroll in the Public Healthcare System in Panama
A primer on how to enroll in the public healthcare system in Panama.

Understanding the Health System in Panama
Gain insight into the health care system in Panama. Explore its accessibility and limitations for expatriates, remote workers, retirees, and others who choose to live in Panama.

9 Important Tips about Healthcare and Health Insurance in Panama
Digital Nomads in Panama offer 9 important tips about healthcare and health insurance in Panama. While the quality of healthcare varies, there are world class doctors and facilities throughout Panama. Health insurance is much less expensive in Panama. Doctors visits (with and without insurance) are very affordable. The one negative seems to be that medications can be more expensive that in the U.S. Despite these pros and cons, many digital nomads mentioned that people have healthier lifestyles in Panama - cleaner air, cleaner water, fresh produce and less stress.

10 Tips for Living in Panama
If you've recently arrived in Panama, here are 10 tips for digital nomads living in Panama.

Pros and Cons of Living in Panama
If you're moving to Panama, it's important to learn about both the Pros AND Cons of living in Panama.

Living in Panama Guide
Our Guide to Living in Panama is a perfect primer for readers interested in Panama. Covers healthcare, cost of living, best places to live, residency, visas, real estate, moving tips and the pros and cons of living in Panama.

Digital Nomads in Panama offer advice about Moving to Panama.

Retirees in Panama talk about life in Panama.

10 Tips for Living in Panama
Expats, global nomads and retirees are drawn to Panama's ease of residency, low taxes (Panama does not tax on worldwide income), friendly Panamanians who always put family first, inexpensive healthcare and laid back lifestyle. Like any country, life in Panama does come with a few challenges. This articles covers all of these topics and more.

Cost of Living in Panama
Digital Nomads in Panama enjoy a relatively low cost of living. However, it's important to do your research to make sure you'll actually enjoy those saving while creating a high quality of life as an digital nomad in Panama.

13 Important Tips for Retirees in Panama
If you're thinking about retiring in Panama, here are 13 things you must know before you make the move.

Moving to Panama: 7 Things to Know Before You Move to Panama
Do you have to buy a round trip ticket when moving to Panama? How difficult is it to bring my dog? Should I buy a home in Panama? Can I find health insurance that covers me in Panama and my home country when I travel back to visit relatives?

Panama's Pensionado Discounts
Panama's pensionado discounts are available to legal residents (55+ for women, 60+ for men). These generous discounts include 25% off airline tickets, 25% at restaurants, 50% off at hotels during the week, exemption on import tax for up to $10,000 household goods and much more.

Panama's Pensionado Visa
Panama's Pensionado Visa offers retirees with a retirement income of at least $1,000 an easy way to become legal residents of Panama and includes many perks.

Panama Visas & Residency
This article covers the ins and outs of the most common tourist and residency visas that digital nomads and global nomads obtain when moving to and living in Panama. How long you can stay in Panama without a visa (or on a tourist visa depending upon your citizenship)? What are the advantages of becoming a legal resident of Panama? Would I qualify for the Friendly Nations Visa? How old do I have to be to qualify for the Pensionado Visa? How do I apply for a work permit in Panama? It also addresses how and why some digital nomads choose to become citizens of Panama.

Panama's Friendly Nations Visa
Panama's Friendly Nations Visa was introduced in 2012 and enables immigrants from 50 nationalities to easily obtain residency and a work permit.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Bocas del Toro.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Contadora Island.

Public Transportation in David
Learning how to get around using public transportation in David is an important step in adjusting to life in David. In this article, we cover the local public transportation options.

Pros & Cons of Living in David
If you''re considering a move to David, this article discusses the pros and cons of living in David.

7 Weekend Getaways for Digital Nomads Living in David
Planning a quick weekend getaway is a great way to save money while still seeing new places. Here are 7 fun weekend getaways for digital nomads living in David.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in David.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in gorgona.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Las Lajas.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Nueva Gorgona.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Pedasi.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Puerto Armuelles.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Santa Catalina.

Digital Nomads offer advice about Renting Properties in Volcan.