Live In PEDASI for $1000 a Month
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2024
- Robert shares his experiences moving to Panama. He loves to fish. First, he tried David but discovered that Pedasi was a better location for fishing. He pays $450 rent and lives in Pedasi for $1000 a month.
Since moving to Panama, his health has improved and he has been able to get off medications
You really can LIVE BETTER for LESS in Panama.
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We are reserved for the July 5th tour. My wife was born in Panama (US Naturalized Citizen). Would she need a Visa to relocate to Panama? Or can she immediately apply for a cedula and Panamanian Passport?
@@albaptist3385 your wife can apply for a cedula and Panama passport if she brings authenitcated proof that she was born in Panama.
@@PanamaRelocationTours Thank you. She will bring her Panamanian birth certificate. Would she be able to acquire both the cedula and passport while we are on the tour?
@@albaptist3385 there will not be time to get a cedula or passport during the tour. You would need to arrive a week early or stay on extra week after the tour.
@@PanamaRelocationTours We are scheduled to arrive on July 4 and depart July 14.
This was a great session! Definitely respect and admire Robert for his in turn respect for the people and culture of Panama. He didn't whine and complain about what was not available, didn't moan about "how slow things move," but spoke of his admiration for Pedasi and it's people. Well done indeed!
I agree 100% ❤
Such a respectful attitude towards the local culture. Love that!
Good for Him!! Don’t be afraid lo live new things before is too late toTake action ❤
Well said bro 😎 that saying it's fit to me ..😢
Robert you look amazing, Pedasi agrees with you! I might look you up one day soon.
My wife and I went on a Panama Relocation Tour - It was awesome. We didn't get to see Pedasi, but we will when go back in November!!!!! Oh, and we will look up Robert!
Thanks for coming on a Panama Relocation Tour!
El señor tiene la actitud correcta. Mucha suerte❤
Gracias
Thank you Robert (Toronto-Joe)
A most enjoyable episode. Our family was in the Azuero Peninsula July 2023 and were in Playa Venao and the breathtaking Playa Cambutal. Unfortunately, We didn’t have time to stop in Pedasi. Panama is one of the countries my spouse and I want to retire to part time. Thank you for sharing!
He has it together. A very nice video.
Pedasi is lovely
My son likes to fish. Need to check this place out! Thank you!
You should! We offer Private Tours of Pedasi & surrounding areas -- see details at panamarelocationtours.com/private-tours
Great vid! Nice to learn more about Pedasi, and such a pleasant, laid-back presentation by Robert. Thanks!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Pedasi is a nice place.... very laid back and not crowded. Shout out to Dennis, his goat and his own brewed beer! I do want to point out the power was out for two days prior to our arrival at Dennis's place and one night after dinner at Smileys (great place) the power when out in that part of town.
So much of this sounds good and would work well for me. I'm guessing it's rather hot there everyday. That will take some getting used to. I like your spirit and your willingness to learn Spanish at your age. I really like the cost of living too.
Amazing ... you got me with the fishing. Def a place i could spend my winters : )
Looks like a nice place to retire on a budget. For me it is a little too small a town to live in ... I'm a city boy. Panama is a great place with lots to offer - whether the big city, the medium size cities, the beaches, the mountains, and the rural countryside.
There are so many great places to live in Panama. Something for everyone.
Love this!!! I am on the tour this June, and then retire in about a year. I had not thought of Pedasi. Looks amazing! Thanks for the great video. 😊
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
Good job , thanks. I've looked at Pedasi in the past...
I loved this video. Thanks to all of you for sharing his story.
Thank you for this video. A lot of usefull information. Greetings
Thanks for watching
I’ll be seeing you real soon!
Good info, thanks a lot
Great video! We'll be in Pedasi checking it out for the month of June! Can't wait! Do you bike to the beaches?
it's about 4km to the beaches. You can bike there or take a taxi
Thank you for this! I can’t wait to get there!
You will LOVE Panama. Can't wait for you to see how amazing it is
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I’m an older single woman, coming over on my own. It’s intimidating, but I’m working hard on learning Spanish so I can become part of the community. Hopefully I will be proficient enough to start making friends quickly. I will be looking for local birdwatching and hiking buddies!
You have me thinking of Pedasi. Were you always this relaxed; or does Pedasi life make it easy to relax? Do you think a novice fisher could do okay? I love to be out on a boat. I will check climate, but I imagine it's hot. Does the sea breeze help to keep cool?
Sounds like a wonderful place to retire. I’m currently exploring SE Asia. Would be nice to know what the dating is like in Panama. I’m 64, single and ready to mingle😂
I have at single stepsister live in Chitre speak English in her 60
I did not listen so wonder, as Panama humidity is legendary, any mention of average humidity and mosquito levels by month?
it depends on where you live.
Looking forward to watching from Oregon
Depends on where ,someone suggests , but is not this video about Pedasi? So start there!?
@@rondunn4336 We are in Pedasi in January and it was hot (88F) and windy.... much lower humidity than other parts of Panama
How's the internet ? Do you have fiber?
What is your internet upload and download speeds?
Robert kept saying "being an ex-pat" but then said he went to the u.s embassy to get his drivers license renewed and was taken right away. .so which is it.. is he a panama citizen or still american citizen and is subjected to dual tax?
He is an American citizen with a permanent residency visa that allows him to live in Panama indefinitely. No tax in Panama unless you sell products or services in Panama.
@dr12evil , the term is commonly used by North Americans but you don't actually expatriate or give up your Citizenship . it just sounds cool .
I would have loved to have heard how much the fishing cost you.
For a charter boat, it's $350 for the day
What you need is a small car with microphone and drive around selling the fish and people will buy it
Only problem is Civil unrest,close roads ,lite tires & pallets on fire,food ran out & then gas shortage, I was there in oct/ nov
Protests happens but it's RARE. Protests are announced a few days in advance so it gives you plenty of time to stock up on food, gas and propane.