Anyone with a lifetime pension can apply for residency in Panama as a retiree. There is no minimum or maximum age, and residency gives access to discounts on goods and services and to tax benefits.
The pension must be for life and proven with an apostilled letter from the institution or company that pays it.
A lifetime pension of at least USD 1,000 per month, public or private.
USD 1,000 a monthA lifetime pension of at least USD 750 per month, plus the purchase of a property in Panama.
USD 750 + a USD 100,000 propertyYour spouse can join you as a dependent. Children may obtain a temporary permit until age 25 if they prove full-time student status; they do not access permanent residency through this route. We explain the alternatives for each member of your family.
We work in Spanish, English, Portuguese, Italian and French. Our team supports you from the very first call, together with FARO's immigration attorneys in Panama.




For citizens of more than 50 countries, including Brazil, the United States, Canada, France and Spain.
The fastest route: permanent residency in up to 30 business days with a qualifying investment.
Permanent residency for Italians thanks to the treaty between both countries.
No. There is no minimum or maximum age. What is required is a lifetime pension of the required amount.
Yes, as long as it is for life and proven with documentation from the entity managing the funds, duly apostilled.
Pensionado residency gives access to discounts on various goods and services and to tax benefits. On the first call we explain which apply to your case.
Yes. For each dependent, the pension must be USD 250 per month higher, and that amount can be shown with an additional pension or a local bank reference.
Yes. The documents must be brought physically to Panama when starting the process. We review everything by email beforehand so the trip is efficient.
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The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Requirements and amounts may change under Panamanian regulations. Always confirm current conditions with our team.