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Panama has everything depending on what you want. In a nice small package too! The world is a big place though so there are a lot of choices. I think that's why the country offers the pensionado visa and others to incentivize people with money to move there. Glad to hear you enjoy David but that is way too hot for me. Maybe somewhere halfway up the mountain between Boquete and David though!

Me too! At least for a while. To learn more Spanish

Many thanks!

💯 correct and it is delicious!

Oh nice. I appreciate that recommendation 😃

Chevere!

La verdad

Thank you very much. The airfare was around $1k maybe a little less. Plus around $1.5k lodging for 10 nights. We stayed in nice places. And another $1k food and entertainment. We ate at nice restaurants. $0.5k for the car. $4k total plus or minus $0.5k.

If you are referring to Panama City and David I already kinda sorta did that in my last Panama video. Thanks for the thumbs up!

I really appreciate it! 🙏 Thanks

My last Panama video featured cerro punta, volcan, boquete

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That would be very ambitious in 7 days. I don't think you could do San Blas on top of everything else. You'd have to choose between San Blas or Bocas del Toro.

You are most welcome. I hope you can get there soon! My wife and I are planning on staying for a few months next year so that I can work on my Spanish

Many thanks! 🙏

Waterfowl hunting! That I didn't know about. 100% agree that outdoor activities should be on the list.

I understand there are a lot of issues now with immigration that you have pointed out. I think there are more visa options than what you've mentioned here, especially for retirees but you have to qualify for them. My wife and father in law are dual citizens so it's pretty easy for them. But for a gringo like myself I need to further explore my options

@@beasleyfinds You may have same situation as I do if you wish to stay in Peru more than ninety days a year. My wife has two passports. There is no problem for her, I guess like your wife. I’ve been to Peru four times since the pandemic, have been told something different by every immigration official I’ve talked to. And I was fined once for overstaying. Seems government, whether the U.S. or Peruvian, just plain screws up immigration! And as retirees, how many years my wife and I got left, 😳?

Yeah same as my wife. Well hopefully they get things figured out soon! Sounds like a hassle and they are cracking down on immigration stuff. Guess I can't blame them.

Have a nice day, next comment

Pretty affordable compared to Lima and Cusco

Prove it

@@beasleyfinds Visit the Aguas Termales for your proof.

That might be proof haha. I actually studied geology in school, but if I said extinct and it's actually dormant, I stand corrected. But only us nerds give a damn 🤓

@@beasleyfinds Fellow scientist here. Hence my pedantry. LOL. I happen to live in EV, so it matters to me if it's extinct or dormant. Haha. Nice vids, btw.

Good to meet you! I would want to know if it's extinct or not as well.. but obviously still some activity in the area with the hot springs. Be safe my friend!

Good to hear from you! Thanks for sharing a bit of your experience. The mountains are my thing but definitely not for everyone. Guess I'm a Highlander. I will have to look into the San Carlos area and check it out!

where in peru?

That's awesome, we stay at my father in law's house in La Molina, Lima. I would love to own some land outside of Cusco. Too expensive Cusco

Huh? 🤔

Tell me about it! I grew up in NY

Tell me about it! I grew up in NY

Is that the title of a new video?

Yes, food is awesome! Lomo Saltado.

Whaaaa? Lol

Oh sí, Panama es lo major, gracias!

So it is unfair for certain foreigners to legally visit and immigrate to Peru, but also unfair that other countries disallow illegal immigration according to their laws and customs?

@@beasleyfindsshut up his speak the true 🤡🤷🏼‍♂️ you only in Peru we all now why your wife is from Peru so stop all the bullshit 🤡

@@beasleyfindsare you serious clowns 🤡🤷🏼‍♂️

calla konchatumare....ni que fueran a tu barrio a mudarse pffff

@@freddychavez5136 troll

Prove it .. by the way, do you work for Mexico or something? 🇵🇪😁🦙❤️

You are right Peru 🇵🇪 seems more expensive than Mexico 🇲🇽 and it is because the quality of service is top of the line and the level is upscale compared to lesser lay back style in Mexico that is why you are paying for high quality versus quantities and simplicity

You bring up a good point. It def depends on where you will be staying in Lima. Robberies are not that uncommon but there are steps you can take to make yourself safer. My wife is from Lima and she is definitely more safety conscious compared to me. Always reminding me to not show my phone, money, or other valuables. In Miraflores I would say it is safe enough. Outside of that bubble I would take necessary precautions. Thanks for your comment.

traffic here is insane, but about security it happesn any huge city even in united state...or eeuropean countries, so???? you gotta be careful thats it saddly

Very nice, we are both lucky. My wife also has family there and we stayed with them 2 years ago. Hoping to return soon. I have learned a lot from my Peruvian family, including Spanish! But I still have a long way to go. Glad people are enjoying the video! My wife is too!

That's right! A great people

Stop the lie’s the true story is there people is criminals your not from the USA stop saying we like the country is poor

Appreciate the feedback!

For me yes, maybe not for you

It depends if 90+ degrees F is too hot for you. It is for me. And yes, all the coast is hot. Remember, you are very close to the equator, so, hot, Hot, HOT! 🔥🥵

Yes, good to get thoughts organized with a decision matrix. Perhaps somewhere between Coronado and El Valle? Have you checked out Penonome area?

@@beasleyfinds No, haven't been to Penonome. I will look it up. Thanks for the suggestion.

Alright! Appreciate the info. Sorry to hear you had no luck finding rentals in the Highlands. I do see availability for short term rentals but obviously not what you're looking for. I see properties in Boquete come up for between $600-$750 quite often. I guess you're looking for something cheaper/nicer for the money. I totally get that. Good luck man. I will check out your channel. Thank you.

@@beasleyfinds I'm a beginner and true amateur when it comes to making videos, so please don't be too disappointed.

come on man, you can do it! No judgement

Panama City most modern. If in doubt, don't flush toilet paper. Put in waste basket.

Panama is my homeland and it is actually sad to see how Americans are moving there and acting like it's their home, while the locals are "put out". I still have relatives there so it is disturbing. The Americans look for the "good" areas as opposed to the "bad" areas to live. Here comes the gentrification. The Americans bring their "ways" to the country and contaminate it. Now you know how I feel as do some of the locals.

@fitg6251 Sorry you think/feel that way. I know a lot of Americans that feel that way about foreigners coming to their country too. I don't pay much attention to them either.​@@fitg6251

​@@fitg6251I understand but los panamaños have to approvechar. Gentrification is worldwide

​@@fitg6251How logical is it to look for a place to live in the "bad areas"? No one, not even the locals WANT to live in those areas.

Great video Beasley. Keep churning 'em out !

Yes indeed!

Yes, thank you! Peru is amazing. A great land full of history, culture, and the best food. Thank you for sharing some of your story.

No income tax!

Alright buddy I will get to work on some more videos. I'm not sure about the bank haha. The rent really depends on where you want to live. It's much less than the USA or Canada for example. Stay tuned for more content! Subscribe!

​@@beasleyfindsis arequipa great place to retire I guess is cheaper simple life no party

That's the life right there! Hope it works out 🤞

@@beasleyfinds the food down there just looks incredible and I’m kind of checked out of the rat race life. I want to actually live a little. We shall see! Great video man I’ve subscribed

Do it. Dont think about it

You get half your DNA from your father and half from your mother so what do you think?

A mexican

Ha

Beautiful! So many delicious foods in Peru. Best of luck in your new adventure! 🍀 🇵🇪🙏

If you require legal advice for your moving to my country, please feel free to ask me

Hopefully, I will be moving to Peru with my peruvian wife too. Peru is a great place if you are looking for business opportunities. I am quite excited about it

@@y.cschmidlin8172 let us know how the business endeavors go! Thanks.

This people is gentrifying our main cities like is already happening in CDMX, we should NO alllow this to happen, must ask for the same documents and requirements they do to our people for entering their country. That's would be a fair trade.

I'm aware of the tragedy but not the details of the case. Shouldn't be a show stopper for anyone thinking of visiting or living in Boquete. Trouble happens everywhere and communities mature and move past the mistakes of their past. I don't think Boquete is moving in the wrong direction in terms of crime. I respect your opinion though. Thanks

@@beasleyfinds I am aware of the details of the tragedy, I think you should get informed about the details before you invite people there! REMEMBER that they come here to be charity teachers as well as be girls that want to live! There are crazy people everywhere in the world, I've been living and traveling all around the world. The issue here is that crazy people are everywhere in the world but I complain about NORMAL people around Boquete who do no act and authorities who do not act and hide processes.

Yeah cool, maybe I'll do that

​@@thomasl.2202 You implied that the local authorities were incompetent or did a cover up and that some "crazy evil person" killed them. 1) On April 1st the girls went on a hike on a challenging jungle trail. They probably had an accident along the way being injured. They were reported missing on April 2nd, and a search began. April 6, their Dutch family and DUTCH INVESTIGATORS arrived in Panama. On Aril 8th, about 90 pics were taken between 1-4 am. I think that they might have been attacked by a Puma, and the surviving girl used the flash to scare the animal away or producing some light. It's very dark and cold at night at that altitude... Most people that they would meet in the jungle would be the local Indians or peasants who are by nature kind and helpful (but they would never be out in the jungle at night without shelter). That area is extremely safe and many young traveler have volunteer, travelled there, back packed, many single women have done it for many decades without being assaulted or raped. It's probably one of the safeties areas of Panama by far. My heart goes out to the girls and their families, may they Rest In Peace. Here is a SUN article about the case... www.thesun.co.uk/news/23041623/major-update-mystery-panama-jungle-girls-new-search/