Moving to Panama is very exciting! So happy for you both. This video is very detailed and really informative. I will definitely have to visit Panama. Thank you for doing this series and taking us along the way.
I'm looking forward to be home next Feb. Those of us who lived in the US know how expensive Healthcare is. For expats Healthcare in Panama definitely looks inexpensive than in the US. For local they feel is expensive and never had Dr visiting them😊. Growing up in Panama was beautiful and fun. We visit all the time and also thinking to moving back
Now that we’ve been living here for almost a year never before had I understood the value of “perspective“ #WeAllNeedSomeHelp #LivingLiberated 🇵🇦🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Just subscribed! This video was very inspiring and encouraging. My husband and I are coming to Panama on a scouting trip next month and were super excited. Itll also be our kids first time out the country. We felt they should have somewhat of a say on this process as well, despite their young ages but we acknowledge this is a big move for them as well. We are also from the DMV area and, idk, we may be a little younger (40), hard to tell bc black don't crack 🤌🏽 but we also have a permanent pension due to the military so that visa is something that really attracted us as well.
LOVE IT! 40 something’s with kids 🤎 if you haven’t already secured an immigration attorney ours does an incredible job, particularly with the veterans. Look us up when you get here next month would love to connect. #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Hi Glenn and Sherri! I first came across the two of you this week April 2024 on Big Will and Love your content and authenticity. I have my Pensionado as well and well be back in Panama October. I shared your video with family and friends for inspiration. 😊❤❤
This was very helpful. I am a digital nomad and am looking for a new place to explore. This sounds great!! Congratulations to you both!! Maybe we can connect if I get to spend some time there! Enjoy!!
I will be retiring in June on my 62nd birthday. I will be relocating in December. I have been researching for about 2 years. Started by taking the Panama Relocation Tour. Hope to meet you guys one day. Blessings
@@glennandsheribrooksjr does your guy Mark do tours for visitors? We would love to book a private tour. We are contemplating finding an apartment or condo from January to April, snowbirds
@@Vonnie777 Mark? I think you mean Mike! If so, yes, his name is Mike Kelly. I’ll drop a link to his private community that you should join on Facebook. There you can message him directly and he’ll be glad to help you. I know that currently he and his wife are in Italy, enjoying some time away. Tell him I sent you 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 facebook.com/share/T13f8eZrZaAg6kMH/?mibextid=K35XfP
Hey Glenn and Sheri, I enjoyed your video. I also saw the interview y’all did on Big Wills channel. Great interview, great information, good vibes 😁. Now, I know I may be a bit slow, as I also qualify for the Pensionado Visa, lol 😄. Did I miss the links or info to connect with Mike Kelley? I’m heading back to Panama next month to complete the Pensionado Visa process and I could use some assistance in finding an apartment. I’ve heard others, as well as you guys talk about the El Cangrejo area. I’d like to find something there I can afford. Would love to connect with you guys as well. Keep doing what your doing, good vibes. Of course I did subscribe 👍🏽 🇵🇦
Appreciate the kind words! Thought we had Mikes information in the description? Shoot him an email at panamikelly@gmail.com and let him know that we sent you his way! I’ll reach out to him and let him now that you’re looking to connect! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Hello, thanks for a great video; I just discovered y'alls channel ❤ I was a few minutes in and saw where the attorney's name was listed with y'alls caption saying y'alls attorney is the best/is great, something along those lines. I'm glad y'alls experience was great, I reached out to this attorney and had a complete different experience. Long story short, her husband was unprofessional towards the end, she then started to defend his actions and they BOTH started belittling me and saying things like I'm incompetent, entitled and can't comprehend simple instructions. I had to report these people to the immigration department in Los Angeles due to the attorney having all of my personal information and threatening to sue me because I said she was being unprofessional and her husband being down right disrespectful and he's not a lawyer, just her helper. This set them off and they BOTH WENT OFF! Due to their unprofessional conduct, I put off my entire visa process and will seek other options with a different lawyer probably later this year or next. These people definitely left a bad taste in my mouth. Her husband is the exact kind of people that folks are trying to escape from! I'm going to subscribe and follow y'alls journey and if y'all have any other attorney recommendations, please share ❤
WOW 😮! I am so sorry that this was your experience! They did an incredible job for us. As a result we’ve recommended them to others and we’ve never heard this. Again, my apologies that this was your experience. Thank you for sharing! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp 🙏🏾
Panama 🇵🇦 is a two hour direct flight from Miami… You should plan to come visit just to see if it’s the place for you! #LivingLiberated #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
I've been researching just that. Want to leave US. When husband retire. Be near a beach. I've read all of that. But when I talk about it. People frown. But were going to visit next year. Where are you going to live?
There is a difference between a visa and applying for residency, which is what it sounds you doing. As a US citizen you can stay 180 days before you have to leave for 2 weeks. That will reset your visa and you can stay another 180 days. For residency, since I am in my 40s, I opened a company here in panama. Then, went through the immigration process with my attorney which takes time. You will get a special stamp on your passport to show that you are going through the process. This allows you to go through the airports without a problem.
Actually, anyone over 18 can qualify for the Pensionado Visa - not just a traditional 60+ yr old. The requirement is based on a permanent income at 1k or over.
Thank you for viewing and also for correcting me on that. According to the Panamanian Embassy website there are several requirements and one is being over the age of 18 - see www.embassyofpanama.org/retire-in-panama
@@glennandsheribrooksjr It doesn't make sense to me as a Panamanian, that an 18 year old could obtain the discounts that my mother, a Panamanian senior citizen was able to obtain only because of her age 65 and above (not sure the exact age) was. If I go to Panama now and ask for pensionado discounts I think they would look at me as if I had 4 heads. Maybe if you are disabled with an income of $1000 a month? Anyway, I am asking my lawyer in Panama who is working on the Panamanian citizenship for my son and report back.
I stand corrected. No age limit. But you do need to show that you are receiving a steady income from retirement or pension >= $1000 a month. What 18 year old receives that unless from disability? Anyhow, there is no age limit.
Great video information. I am currently working in my plants in moving to Panama. I been in the medical field for 23 years now, however, I am venturing into opening my own small restaurant or a patient transport business in Panama. How easy is this to accomplish in Panama? And what is the minimum of savings you need to have to open a business in Panama? I have a Honduras citizenship and a U.S permanent residency. I just found out that Honduran we don't need visa to go to Panama so this is a huge plus.
Thank you for tuning in, we truly appreciate you. We have researched any information regarding opening or running a business here in Panama. You may want to talk with an business or immigration attorney to get some information on the requirements for starting a business here. Wish you well on your plans to relocate to Panama.
Great question but to be honest I don’t know the answer to that question! You may be able to find out by googling it. Let us now what you find out! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Thank you for watching our video. We did not have to get a full exam, i would discuss with your immigration attorney to get the specifics. Here is the link for the visa requirements www.embassyofpanama.org/retire-in-panama
As a German, I worked & lived in Canada for 14 years. A friend of mine, Panamanian, suggested that I should visit his country. I always dreamed about living in a warm climate, palms and beaches. Who doesn’t? I arrived November 2019 - and got stranded in Panama in the pandemic. Why? Like you guys, I never intended to lose my citizenship of my home country. So I was for 10 years “only” a permanent resident of Canada. Why I’m writing only? Well. I didn’t know that Canada doesn’t allow permanent residents to board planes in a time of emergencies. Permanent residents are humans 2nd class for Canada. I do understand, that if a flight is fully booked, that citizens are 1st choice. But when I tried to board my return flight to Canada, I and several other passengers were told we can’t return to Canada. And what made me angry about this was that the A330 had only 80 passengers on board! Anyway. I got for weeks into panic mode. Called every week the embassy of Canada in Panama City. Until they had only the answer machine running….. Months later, I got a email that we can apply online for a return permit. I tried I’m guessing 2 years to get home. Every 2-3 months I filled out the online form. Until I realized that I was an idiot. Why not staying here? I had to pay a lawyer and government fees already because the Panama government asked stranded travelers to get legal. So I did had my pensionado visa already. I got rid of everything in Canada. Bought a small lot in the Coronado area. New start in my life. I didn’t leave Panama since…. Update: Health care. In Canada, when I did visit a dentist with tooth pain, the 1st words I received were: “Your credit card please.” Right. As a German, I am not getting use to that rudeness. Anyway. I always had bad teeth. Since I was a kid. 1 year ago, I got tooth pain. My neighbor told me to go to the public hospital for emergency treatment. Okay. Driving 10 minutes to the hospital in San Jose, just outside of Coronado. Register on the desk. “How can I help you?” - Tooth pain! “Ohhh poor guy. I see that you get in very quickly..” - Wait! No question about my credit card? Well. 10 minutes later I was sitting in the chair. Dentist is checking. “Ohhh wow. That tooth has to come out. No problem. I deal with it.” 10 minutes later I have to pay for the treatment and some medications. My bill? EIGHT DOLLARS ($8)!!! And in public hospitals they only accept cash. I must say. They do not do special treatment like root canal. But the doctors who practice in the public hospitals are volunteers who have their private clinics all over Panama if I understood that right. My dentist has a dentist clinic in La Chorrera what is around 45 minutes away from Coronado. I did visit him for a cleaning appointment what did cost me $20. My 2 cents for health care costs.
We appreciate your tuning in. Sorry you got stranded here in Panama, but glad that you have chosen to make it your home. We love the healthcare here as well, the level of care is exceptional here in Panama City at the private hospitals and many clinics in town, I have not experienced the public hospitals but here the level of care is great there as well and the cost is reasonably low at the private and public facilities compared to the United States healthcare system.
@glennandsheribrooksjr Make me a big favor. Do NOT compare US prices to Panama prices, please! If you searching for rent, or buying properties. Just figure out what a Panamanian can afford. I have no trouble if rich Americans can throw around money without using common sense. But Panamanians do have a big problem with it. And the Panamanians who like to sell - just do not sell to Panamanians! They wait - right - for a stupid Gringo to show up. That's the honest truth in Panama.
appreciate your comments -we agree that Panamanians deserve to be paid for their products and services, we were simply trying to show the contrast to those coming from the US when they come. to visit or relocate here
@glennandsheribrooksjr Well. After 5 years in Panama, I had to listen to people who said: Did you know what it would cost me in xxxxxx? Surprise, Surprise. Your not in xxxx anymore. Stop comparing prices from other countries to prices in the country you live in. I personally would go nuts. Why? Lays potato chips for example. In Germany €1.11 on sale. In Panama $4! I started looking how much a Panamanian becomes every months. That's around $650-$800. Potato chips? No. Toothpaste prices in the USA comparing to Panama? OK. 99 cent on special, one dollar something regular. In Panama? $3.xx!! If you live permanently in Panama, start looking at prices like Panamanian people please. No Panamanian is buying in Coronado a 60m2 apartment for $280,000! Expats do. And can't sell them anymore. Only saying. Stop comparing apples with oranges!
Panama is good choice. I have lived in Panama for the past 24 years. In fact I've not been back to the US for over 10 years. So I am here to stay.
Thanks Robert for watching our video. We love it here and have no desire to move back. We will be celebrating our 1st Panaversary at the end of June.
Moving to Panama is very exciting! So happy for you both. This video is very detailed and really informative. I will definitely have to visit Panama. Thank you for doing this series and taking us along the way.
Glad you enjoyed it Nicole. We're super excited about this next chapter of our life. #LivingLiberated
I'm looking forward to be home next Feb. Those of us who lived in the US know how expensive Healthcare is. For expats Healthcare in Panama definitely looks inexpensive than in the US. For local they feel is expensive and never had Dr visiting them😊. Growing up in Panama was beautiful and fun. We visit all the time and also thinking to moving back
Now that we’ve been living here for almost a year never before had I understood the value of “perspective“ #WeAllNeedSomeHelp #LivingLiberated 🇵🇦🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
I visited Panama for the second time in March. I will be back in July. I’m scoping it out for an eventual move. 🙌🏽
Very thought provoking. Would love to hear the updated video of the things that you don't like. Love you guys.
I’m soo ready! I have a few limitations. One day.
Welcome to Panama! I'm Alonzo. I look forward to meeting you all!!
Awesome
Just subscribed! This video was very inspiring and encouraging. My husband and I are coming to Panama on a scouting trip next month and were super excited. Itll also be our kids first time out the country. We felt they should have somewhat of a say on this process as well, despite their young ages but we acknowledge this is a big move for them as well. We are also from the DMV area and, idk, we may be a little younger (40), hard to tell bc black don't crack 🤌🏽 but we also have a permanent pension due to the military so that visa is something that really attracted us as well.
LOVE IT! 40 something’s with kids 🤎 if you haven’t already secured an immigration attorney ours does an incredible job, particularly with the veterans. Look us up when you get here next month would love to connect. #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Welcome to Panama! I found your channel through one of the groups. Great content.
Aww muchas gracias #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Thanks glenn and Sheri. Great video. 👍👍
💜 Thanks so much for the knowledge this blessed me!! I needed to see this!
Our pleasure #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
WOW! This blessed me! I have been thinking about moving abroad for about a year. This is EPIC Glenn & Sheri. Thank you for sharing!
Aww our pleasure #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Very detailed and super informative! Kinda makes me wanna move out the country lol much success on your journey my friend🙌🏾
Thanks bro. Appreciate the love. #LivingLiberated #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Namesake!!! Carla here. So good to see y'all and see that you're moving abroad. On my way to Ghana myself... ✈. Stay blessed!
Love it! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Great Video! Thank you for the helpful information.
Our pleasure 🙋🏾♂️
Hi Glenn and Sherri! I first came across the two of you this week April 2024 on Big Will and Love your content and authenticity. I have my Pensionado as well and well be back in Panama October. I shared your video with family and friends for inspiration. 😊❤❤
Awww thanks for the kind words! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
I left the United States to get away from blacks.And here you wanna come to Panama?Go the fuck back and deal with your buddy biden
This was very helpful. I am a digital nomad and am looking for a new place to explore. This sounds great!! Congratulations to you both!! Maybe we can connect if I get to spend some time there! Enjoy!!
Super glad that this was helpful #LivingLiberated #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
Thank you for this information
Our pleasure #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
I will be retiring in June on my 62nd birthday. I will be relocating in December. I have been researching for about 2 years. Started by taking the Panama Relocation Tour. Hope to meet you guys one day. Blessings
Congratulations on your retirement 🎉and Bienvenidos 🇵🇦 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Love your video. I moved to Panama 2 years ago and love it!!
🇵🇦🤎🤎🤎
Idiots
Love your video. ❤
We are visiting next year. February 2025 for the Jazz Fest
@@Vonnie777 🙋🏾♂️ great time of the year to come visit!
@@glennandsheribrooksjr does your guy Mark do tours for visitors? We would love to book a private tour. We are contemplating finding an apartment or condo from January to April, snowbirds
@@Vonnie777 Mark? I think you mean Mike! If so, yes, his name is Mike Kelly. I’ll drop a link to his private community that you should join on Facebook. There you can message him directly and he’ll be glad to help you.
I know that currently he and his wife are in Italy, enjoying some time away. Tell him I sent you 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
facebook.com/share/T13f8eZrZaAg6kMH/?mibextid=K35XfP
@@glennandsheribrooksjr Thanks, keep up the great work 👍
@@Vonnie777 our pleasure! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp 🙋🏾♂️
Hello fellow Bmore peeps. I’m a retired Longshoreman from port of Baltimore. I wish you guys the Best! I maybe joining the movement soon!😮
Ayeeeee Cherry Hill said How You Wanna Curry It? WassupWassup 🙋🏾♂️🇵🇦🤎🤎🤎
My man . I used to live in Baltimore Highlands near Cherry Hill
I see you soon
Hey Glenn and Sheri, I enjoyed your video. I also saw the interview y’all did on Big Wills channel. Great interview, great information, good vibes 😁. Now, I know I may be a bit slow, as I also qualify for the Pensionado Visa, lol 😄. Did I miss the links or info to connect with Mike Kelley? I’m heading back to Panama next month to complete the Pensionado Visa process and I could use some assistance in finding an apartment. I’ve heard others, as well as you guys talk about the El Cangrejo area. I’d like to find something there I can afford. Would love to connect with you guys as well. Keep doing what your doing, good vibes. Of course I did subscribe 👍🏽 🇵🇦
Appreciate the kind words! Thought we had Mikes information in the description? Shoot him an email at panamikelly@gmail.com and let him know that we sent you his way!
I’ll reach out to him and let him now that you’re looking to connect! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
I do appreciate you. For sure, we all need some help. No man is an island.
Hello, thanks for a great video; I just discovered y'alls channel ❤
I was a few minutes in and saw where the attorney's name was listed with y'alls caption saying y'alls attorney is the best/is great, something along those lines. I'm glad y'alls experience was great, I reached out to this attorney and had a complete different experience. Long story short, her husband was unprofessional towards the end, she then started to defend his actions and they BOTH started belittling me and saying things like I'm incompetent, entitled and can't comprehend simple instructions. I had to report these people to the immigration department in Los Angeles due to the attorney having all of my personal information and threatening to sue me because I said she was being unprofessional and her husband being down right disrespectful and he's not a lawyer, just her helper. This set them off and they BOTH WENT OFF! Due to their unprofessional conduct, I put off my entire visa process and will seek other options with a different lawyer probably later this year or next. These people definitely left a bad taste in my mouth. Her husband is the exact kind of people that folks are trying to escape from! I'm going to subscribe and follow y'alls journey and if y'all have any other attorney recommendations, please share ❤
WOW 😮! I am so sorry that this was your experience! They did an incredible job for us.
As a result we’ve recommended them to others and we’ve never heard this.
Again, my apologies that this was your experience. Thank you for sharing! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp 🙏🏾
Just found your channel. Makes me want to move to.Panama. Live in FLA.getting very expensive
Panama 🇵🇦 is a two hour direct flight from Miami… You should plan to come visit just to see if it’s the place for you! #LivingLiberated #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
I've been researching just that. Want to leave US. When husband retire. Be near a beach. I've read all of that. But when I talk about it. People frown. But were going to visit next year. Where are you going to live?
Awesome 👏🏾
There is a difference between a visa and applying for residency, which is what it sounds you doing. As a US citizen you can stay 180 days before you have to leave for 2 weeks. That will reset your visa and you can stay another 180 days. For residency, since I am in my 40s, I opened a company here in panama. Then, went through the immigration process with my attorney which takes time. You will get a special stamp on your passport to show that you are going through the process. This allows you to go through the airports without a problem.
We are now Permanent Residents (w/Pensionada Visas 🇵🇦🙋🏾♂️🎉) #LivingLiberated
@@glennandsheribrooksjr excellent! Mine should be finished in the next few months.
Greetings 🇵🇦
Buenas 🙋🏾♂️
My wife is from Panama and I have a military retirement pension…thinking about relocating there.
DO IT 🫵🏾🇵🇦🤎👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
Actually, anyone over 18 can qualify for the Pensionado Visa - not just a traditional 60+ yr old. The requirement is based on a permanent income at 1k or over.
Wrong. Age is one of the qualifications.
Thank you for viewing and also for correcting me on that. According to the Panamanian Embassy website there are several requirements and one is being over the age of 18 - see www.embassyofpanama.org/retire-in-panama
@@glennandsheribrooksjr It doesn't make sense to me as a Panamanian, that an 18 year old could obtain the discounts that my mother, a Panamanian senior citizen was able to obtain only because of her age 65 and above (not sure the exact age) was. If I go to Panama now and ask for pensionado discounts I think they would look at me as if I had 4 heads.
Maybe if you are disabled with an income of $1000 a month?
Anyway, I am asking my lawyer in Panama who is working on the Panamanian citizenship for my son and report back.
I stand corrected. No age limit. But you do need to show that you are receiving a steady income from retirement or pension >= $1000 a month.
What 18 year old receives that unless from disability? Anyhow, there is no age limit.
Great video information. I am currently working in my plants in moving to Panama. I been in the medical field for 23 years now, however, I am venturing into opening my own small restaurant or a patient transport business in Panama. How easy is this to accomplish in Panama? And what is the minimum of savings you need to have to open a business in Panama? I have a Honduras citizenship and a U.S permanent residency. I just found out that Honduran we don't need visa to go to Panama so this is a huge plus.
Thank you for tuning in, we truly appreciate you. We have researched any information regarding opening or running a business here in Panama. You may want to talk with an business or immigration attorney to get some information on the requirements for starting a business here. Wish you well on your plans to relocate to Panama.
My name is Betty i want to come over there
What is the name of the health care plan for $50 month?
So sorry I can’t remember the name of it! However many clinics in Panama 🇵🇦 offer such plans.
They have Blue Cross Blue Shield here in Panama. With that you have access to everything.
What are the visa options for someone in their twenties?
Great question but to be honest I don’t know the answer to that question! You may be able to find out by googling it. Let us now what you find out! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp
You won't need a visa. If you come from the US you can stay 180 daya before you have to leave for 2 weeks to reset your visa. Then you can come back.
Does the medical exam for the visa include X-rays and vaccines?
Thank you for watching our video. We did not have to get a full exam, i would discuss with your immigration attorney to get the specifics. Here is the link for the visa requirements www.embassyofpanama.org/retire-in-panama
@@glennandsheribrooksjr thank you.
As a German, I worked & lived in Canada for 14 years. A friend of mine, Panamanian, suggested that I should visit his country. I always dreamed about living in a warm climate, palms and beaches. Who doesn’t? I arrived November 2019 - and got stranded in Panama in the pandemic. Why? Like you guys, I never intended to lose my citizenship of my home country. So I was for 10 years “only” a permanent resident of Canada. Why I’m writing only? Well. I didn’t know that Canada doesn’t allow permanent residents to board planes in a time of emergencies. Permanent residents are humans 2nd class for Canada. I do understand, that if a flight is fully booked, that citizens are 1st choice. But when I tried to board my return flight to Canada, I and several other passengers were told we can’t return to Canada. And what made me angry about this was that the A330 had only 80 passengers on board! Anyway. I got for weeks into panic mode. Called every week the embassy of Canada in Panama City. Until they had only the answer machine running….. Months later, I got a email that we can apply online for a return permit. I tried I’m guessing 2 years to get home. Every 2-3 months I filled out the online form. Until I realized that I was an idiot. Why not staying here? I had to pay a lawyer and government fees already because the Panama government asked stranded travelers to get legal. So I did had my pensionado visa already. I got rid of everything in Canada. Bought a small lot in the Coronado area. New start in my life. I didn’t leave Panama since…. Update: Health care. In Canada, when I did visit a dentist with tooth pain, the 1st words I received were: “Your credit card please.” Right. As a German, I am not getting use to that rudeness. Anyway. I always had bad teeth. Since I was a kid. 1 year ago, I got tooth pain. My neighbor told me to go to the public hospital for emergency treatment. Okay. Driving 10 minutes to the hospital in San Jose, just outside of Coronado. Register on the desk. “How can I help you?” - Tooth pain! “Ohhh poor guy. I see that you get in very quickly..” - Wait! No question about my credit card? Well. 10 minutes later I was sitting in the chair. Dentist is checking. “Ohhh wow. That tooth has to come out. No problem. I deal with it.” 10 minutes later I have to pay for the treatment and some medications. My bill? EIGHT DOLLARS ($8)!!! And in public hospitals they only accept cash. I must say. They do not do special treatment like root canal. But the doctors who practice in the public hospitals are volunteers who have their private clinics all over Panama if I understood that right. My dentist has a dentist clinic in La Chorrera what is around 45 minutes away from Coronado. I did visit him for a cleaning appointment what did cost me $20. My 2 cents for health care costs.
We appreciate your tuning in. Sorry you got stranded here in Panama, but glad that you have chosen to make it your home. We love the healthcare here as well, the level of care is exceptional here in Panama City at the private hospitals and many clinics in town, I have not experienced the public hospitals but here the level of care is great there as well and the cost is reasonably low at the private and public facilities compared to the United States healthcare system.
@glennandsheribrooksjr Make me a big favor. Do NOT compare US prices to Panama prices, please! If you searching for rent, or buying properties. Just figure out what a Panamanian can afford. I have no trouble if rich Americans can throw around money without using common sense. But Panamanians do have a big problem with it. And the Panamanians who like to sell - just do not sell to Panamanians! They wait - right - for a stupid Gringo to show up. That's the honest truth in Panama.
appreciate your comments -we agree that Panamanians deserve to be paid for their products and services, we were simply trying to show the contrast to those coming from the US when they come. to visit or relocate here
@glennandsheribrooksjr Well. After 5 years in Panama, I had to listen to people who said: Did you know what it would cost me in xxxxxx? Surprise, Surprise. Your not in xxxx anymore. Stop comparing prices from other countries to prices in the country you live in. I personally would go nuts. Why? Lays potato chips for example. In Germany €1.11 on sale. In Panama $4! I started looking how much a Panamanian becomes every months. That's around $650-$800. Potato chips? No. Toothpaste prices in the USA comparing to Panama? OK. 99 cent on special, one dollar something regular. In Panama? $3.xx!! If you live permanently in Panama, start looking at prices like Panamanian people please. No Panamanian is buying in Coronado a 60m2 apartment for $280,000! Expats do. And can't sell them anymore. Only saying. Stop comparing apples with oranges!
@@holgermessner851 thanks for sharing! #WeAllNeedSomeHelp 🙋🏾♂️
Panama is an amazing city. However, the realtors are greedy and so rent prices are skyrocketing.
Thank you for watching our video.
I'm sorry where's Mike's number?
We just put the link 🔗 in the description. Sorry about that 😢