Panama House for Sale
in beautiful Las Cumbres
Why Panama?
For those who are already resident in Panama.. Congratulations! You are already aware of the many benefits offered by this wonderful country.
For those who may be contemplating a move to Panama, the benefits include:-
A glorious climate free from the hurricanes which continue to plague the subtropical areas of the USA. Panama has a 'Dry season' which tends to begin in December and end in May and a 'Rainy Season" (necessary to preserve its lush greenery). During the rainy season there is usually a brief but intense downpour accompanied by a thunderstorm. It does not rain every day during this time of year and rarely does it rain all day.
The cost of living is mercifully inexpensive, particularly so if one is adventurous enough to use the local produce and not be too insistent upon imported foodstuffs. Fruit and vegetables are plentiful, and there are some wonderful bargains to be had from the vegetable stalls which are scattered all over the country.
Panama has what is widely regarded as one of, if not THE best, retirement programmes in the world. The 'Pensionado Visa' is available to anyone who can demonstrate a lifelong income, regardless of the age of the applicant. In addition to granting permanent residency, the Pensionado status provides for a huge range of discounts on such things as utility bills, movie theater tickets, airfares, restaurant bills, medical care.... the list goes on and on!
Panama's infrastructure is surprisingly efficient, with reliable utilities, clean drinking water and continually improving roads. Large, modern shopping malls provide for most, if not all, of what one might possibly want, and there are some very pleasant surprises in terms of cost.
Finally, Panama is a beautiful country with many places of interest, as well as a peaceful, warm-hearted people. No wonder so many people are finding it so easy to call this country 'Home'!
For those who may be contemplating a move to Panama, the benefits include:-
A glorious climate free from the hurricanes which continue to plague the subtropical areas of the USA. Panama has a 'Dry season' which tends to begin in December and end in May and a 'Rainy Season" (necessary to preserve its lush greenery). During the rainy season there is usually a brief but intense downpour accompanied by a thunderstorm. It does not rain every day during this time of year and rarely does it rain all day.
The cost of living is mercifully inexpensive, particularly so if one is adventurous enough to use the local produce and not be too insistent upon imported foodstuffs. Fruit and vegetables are plentiful, and there are some wonderful bargains to be had from the vegetable stalls which are scattered all over the country.
Panama has what is widely regarded as one of, if not THE best, retirement programmes in the world. The 'Pensionado Visa' is available to anyone who can demonstrate a lifelong income, regardless of the age of the applicant. In addition to granting permanent residency, the Pensionado status provides for a huge range of discounts on such things as utility bills, movie theater tickets, airfares, restaurant bills, medical care.... the list goes on and on!
Panama's infrastructure is surprisingly efficient, with reliable utilities, clean drinking water and continually improving roads. Large, modern shopping malls provide for most, if not all, of what one might possibly want, and there are some very pleasant surprises in terms of cost.
Finally, Panama is a beautiful country with many places of interest, as well as a peaceful, warm-hearted people. No wonder so many people are finding it so easy to call this country 'Home'!
Las Cumbres Lake