8 Best reasons to retire early in Panama! Small country but Think Big!
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- 8 Best reasons to retire early in Panama! It's a small country but full of possibilities! There are so many reasons to retire early in Panama that it might just be our place. Check out our video for further details!
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Tell me what you think of living in Panama! Is it your retirement destination?
I lived in Panama in the late 60s-early 70s, and I loved it. For me it is the favorite place that I have lived and I would like to eventually retire there.
Got to be better than here in this quickly dying socialist NIGHTMARE! Canada,not like it once was,many,many years ago! Was a great country till the 1970's. Until the politicians and financial speculators Destroyed us! Just ask any Canadian. Or even American for that matter. God willing,Panama here I come. Buenos dias.
I'm relocating there for sure, I'm not sure if Bocas or Puerto Armuelles
What country is this guy from ?
I've been researching Panama a while. Think I'll def schedule a non-vaca, scoping out visit 👍
Stationed there between September 1981, and June 1984. I absolutely LOVED Panama. I really didn't want to leave, but I never thought as I approach my 62nd Birthday, I'd be planning on spending the rest of my life there.
I lived in Panama for 2 years while serving in the army and I know I will retire there. I love the people and the country in whole. I plan on starting a residential home development program building homes out of shipping containers. PANAMA is paradise on Earth ❤️
I knew a guy from Oklahoma who lost his job, and therefore also his health insurance. Unfortunately, he is diabetic. Fortunately, he found Panama and has been living there ever since. He went down on a tourist visa, and kept on renewing it every six months but after 2 years of doing that he decided to become a permanent resident. First thing he noticed was how, even before he was a resident, before he had access to universal healthcare in Panama he would have to pay full price for his doctors visits and meds, but the full price in Panama was the same as with the co-pays when he had insurance in the U.S.!! (yes, Panama has Universal Healthcare, unlike the richest nation on earth). And now he's fully covered and has a work Visa and is an English teacher teaching in a private High-School in Panama and is happier than a clam and he looks so much healthier too and more worry free. Today he's 42 years old. He owes his life to Panama, and now also his happiness. He's now married and has 2 children and has visited more parts of Panama than most panamanians. lol.
@fanfare100. Thank you for sharing this story, it's very inspiring!
Sound like this is my next move
Was he a teacher in Oklahoma also? Curious.
@@ForTheLoveOfHomes Nah, he worked for an insurance company. Ironic that he lost his insurance when he was laid off from the insurance company. But in the U.S. healthcare is tied to employment. So when people lose their jobs, it's like double-whammy!
As a Panamanian, my heart fills when I see this kind of video. Thanks for your love for my country! :-)
I did retire early in Panama at 60 (64 now) best thing I ever did. I live with my partner of 31 years in an incredible ocean front condo in Gorgona (right next to better known town of Coronado) We purchased an incredible condo at Bahia. Totally high end for half the price of Miami. We have a restaurant, beach bar, tennis court, beach Volley Ball and beautiful grounds and pools. Two things that Bahia has that sets it apart from most condos is the fact we have instant on generators that keep everything going during frequent power outages and also a well to keep water flowing even when there are shortages. It's a great community literally on the beach and tend to attract a younger buyer (more in their 50's and less in their 80's)
Steven, is it the condo at the tip of punta Charme? Is Ocean Waves a good condominium complex a.
Steven, is it the condo at the tip of punta Charme? Is Ocean Waves a good condominium complex a.
@@alain0323 No, Bahia is much closer to Coronado, just a 10 minute drive to all the stores and restaurants. Ocean Waves is farther down towards Chame. We looked there too but the floor plans were bad and no dishwashers. If you come compare all the ocean front condos you will probably prefer Bahia for all of the amenities smart design and beauty. It's a buyer;s market right now so all are much more affordable. We bought at the height of the market but are very happy at Bahia.
@@stevenhensel5012 thanks, last question, how much your hoa dues,taxes,utilities,cable and internet per month?
My beautiful country, how much I miss it and my family.....One day I will be there again with my family...and see where I come from..
I was stationed in Panama in the early 80s. I loved it. Retiring to Panama is a real possibility.
Like wise, I'm trying to be there by next year this time.
Probably one of the best video about moving to Panama. Very well explained. Thanks 👍
@@synergy2222
Please share some “accurate” info.
The is the best retirement video on Panama, that I have seeing. I am considering early retirement in Panama. The information that I already have coupled with the info in your video better armed me to make a decision. GREAT JOB!!!
@Sebastian. Thank you! Panama is an excellent destination! I'm glad you've made your decision!
I truly think that's were I'm going to end up I've been doing my research on Panama I'm loving it so far u will take a trip there this summer two weeks vacation
WOW this information has opened my eyes too early retirement in Panama using the strategy of my military disability income and investing $100K in REal Estate....THANKS...
Thanks for the info! We lived in Panama for 6 months! This gives us food for thought on reasons to return!
RIP. Thank you for your videos and all the useful information.
Great video of my beautiful country, definitely the best place to retire, Thank you.
@Mitzy D. You're country is awesome! My vlog couldn't come close in capturing how great your country is but I'm happy to hear it from a native Panamanian!
I have a friend Army retired. He told me that he lives comfortably in Panama and suggested the country side of Panama for cheaper living.
I knew a guy who retired at the age of 38 years old as a Staff Sergeant and he lives in the countryside with several acres of land and several heads of cattle. He says the taxes are cheap as dirt and it's also panamanian law not to tax any incomes coming from outside of Panama. Therefore he does not get double-taxed for his Army retirement either. He's happy as a clam.
@@fanfare100 Also money made from farming isn't taxed up to $350K in Panama!
I live here and I love it!
I'm coming in 3 weeks and will take a close look if it's my spot to live there
I have been here over 2 years and my building has never had a water issue or lights being affected. No issues what so ever, but some of my friends have had these issues in their areas
Wow, thank you so much for making such an informative video. My bf and I are in the process of saving to move to Miami. But after watching this we may need to consider Panama as the more exciting alternative 😄. You have just won a like and new subscriber 👍🏾❤️✨
@Senora Leona. I'm glad it was helpful for you! I hope which ever choice you guys make will lead you to memorable experiences in the future!
Thanks for the video with much helpful info. I have been living in the Philippines for over 20 years and now consider a major move possibly to Panama. Need more info and to polish up on Spanish!
Just a fabulous video Ronin! THANK YOU :)
ps: you duplicated Bocas del Toro info but I am not complaining - so cool!
Thanks for the videos Ronin. Though I liked your Panama video, I think I liked the Mexico one more. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching!
From Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Lived in Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbados and now 11 years in the suburbs of Panama City. We enjoy/love it here for reasons mentioned in the video. You google: BOQUETE CANYON VILLAGE. That is our perfect place to live forever ...
@Martin Ettenes. Amazing, you've been everywhere! Boquete Canyon village looks great! You're lucky to have found your perfect place for living!
are there any any other communities like Boquete Canyon Village? where do you recommend to stay on a vacation
@@julz9378 Yes, another somewhat similar community to Boquete but that is closer to the capital is: El Valle.
I only served 2years there, but always knew, I would retire here & start a business. Real paradise on Earth ❤️
I have lived in Panama for 10 years in the Los Santos Province. This video is just a cursory description of what it is like to live in Panama. I will say this. Most US citizens that move to Panama stay anywhere from a year, to a few years. Then they move back to the US. They thought they would like it. But, for a myriad of reasons they decided they were tired of this life style. Especially if you are married. If one or the other person decides they want to move back to the US, well, its pretty much a done deal. It is very expensive to sell all of your belongings, then to move to a foreign country, then start a new life, then decide to move back to the US. And, that is the most likely end result of your adventure. You must be very confidant about your decision before moving to a foreign country or even before making that decision.
@Glen H. Thank you for your advice, it is something to really think about.
RoninBlue Unless you have plenty of money and it is not a factor, it is imperitive that you do not buy real estate. It can take years to sell real estate in foreign country's. Don't commit yourself quickly to anything. You will hurt yourself in the long run if you do. Moving to a foreign country is no panacea for most folks. Be sure about what you are doing before committing yourself. And, please, if you don't have much experience with Panama---quit selling the idea to others. You know nothing.
@Glen H. Your opinion is very much appreciated! This is why CZcams provides such a great platform, bringing a community together to share their differing opinions and experiences. Thank god we don't live in a dictatorship where this could be potentially regulated. And you're right a 15min vlog does not cover the full understanding of the country, nor do I pretend that it does.
Glen H
Wow! I think you are overreacting.
“Moving to s foreign country is no panacea. “
Did you come up with that yourself?
@@Etatdesiege1979 Daniel, if you want to move to Panama you can. No one will stop you. Good luck.
Great compilation of the benefits! Many thanks for sharing your knowledge, please continue to do so. I am subscribing now.
@Enid Vad. Thank you for subscribing!
Hi, I like your content very much
Very instructive! Simple and to the point. Thanks
Hey, thanks!
Your video was very informative! Please make more, I'm thinking Panama now!
@Marcia Harris. I've done around 62 countries and still going. Enjoy!
Excellent video and most informative of any Panama retirement vids I have seen.
11 months and we will be moving to Panama! Great video too
How is it?
How is it..? I'm coming in 3 weeks to check out if I'll move there this year
I’m still deciding. Seems like an area that has everything I’m looking for
I loved the video. Beautiful country and delicious looking food.
I am a single, retired American female living on a pension and Social Security. I am currently researching places to move and settle in retirement as the US is way too expensive on a limited budget. Panama is definitely on my list as is Costa Rica, Ecuador and parts of Mexico. I have traveled extensively in Mexico, Guatemala and parts of Belize and do have a basic working knowledge of Spanish. I live in the Southwest, so heat is not a problem, nor are summer monsoons. Don't like cold. Would appreciate any further info you could offer.
@Jenny Montague. Hello there! We are going through the same phase and have researched and traveled to a few places already, Thailand being our next destination to visit soon. But, if you'd like, here below are a few of our playlists if you're interested in watching other destinations, I hope something helps. As a disclaimer, they are for educational purposes only.
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I live in Panama 1990 for 2 years I love to go back again one day
@Arom Ames. It's probably looks very different from when you were there. Would be interesting to see!
Thank you so much, very helpful. Planning on retiring in the Coronado area in about 3 years!
@Jackie K. Just curious, why the Coronado area, of course beautiful!
Looks and Sounds Amazing, must look into. Thanks for info, and Bless your Journeys.
@Walter Chaja. I'm glad you liked it.
Panama is a beautiful place to live. People are friendly, happy, and honest. I like the video overall, but saying most people will rob you if you don't speak Spanish is incorrect. Many foreigners have been settling in some most of the most beautiful areas excluding locals and making things more expensive for Panamanians. Some are benefiting from healthcare programs that are meant for locals. Indeed, Americans in general would have higher income and it is ok to pay more for some services to spread the wealth. Americans that are friendly and respectful will be well accepted.
You are right an this now happening all over the Caribbean.
Imagine how americans feel about the illegal imagrants using our welfare
One of the many problems no one addresses is the Panamanian currency. Although Panama has its own currency (the Balboa), however, Panama also uses the U.S. dollar. The Balboa to U.S. dollar exchange rate is 1-to-1, which doesn't make since when it comes to GDP. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Panama was worth 52.94 billion US dollars in 2020. Compare that to the U.S. GDP in 2020 at $20.93 trillion. So how did the 1-to-1 exchange rate balance off? Someone with subject matter expertise in economy explain this...I am not convinced that Panama is the best or most beneficial place to retire. Healthcare and medical services outside of Panama City is horrible. DO NOT expect hospitals outside of Panama City to have the same quality. Start asking what expats do not like about Panama...
I have been to mainland Bocas province. I fell in love with it and looked into buying some land
No electricity but I like rustic living. Sadly I was not able to find an honest lands sales attorney. None would promise deed to the land and wanted cash deal. I gave up and returned to states very disappointed. I was wondering if $1,032.00 monthly would be enough in less developed higher elevations. Not looking for city life.
Excellent information
I am seriously considering retiring and going down there
I know hey, I know that feeling! It's definitely on my top five countries, I'd like to retire to. Just have to check out some more countries, even ones that aren't on the most "popular" listing.. Might be a hidden gem out there, that most don't know about.
I lived in PC Beach before Hurricane Michael. It looks as though Panama, the country, has palm trees on the beach! It would be interesting to compare the namesake cities, and why Panama hats are actually made in Ecuador???
Power and water shortage is a significant setback.
Rain water storage tanks and a solar system, no worries if you do this.
Loved the video. Learned a lot. I would retirer there for sure. But how is it for people in there 60's with lung conditions like COPD or asthma?
Great video. Very informative
I know Spanish & knew about the Pensionado program
Thank you for this wealth of information! :) was wondering about having kids and living in there, particularly the education available, as compared to Canada for instance. Cheers.
Place of my birth....and it’s looking better every day considering all the wierd shit going on here in US. Time to chill and just find some musicians to entertain folks with there! 😎🤙🏽
I'm a BASSIST, trying to move about a hour outside of Ciudad de Panama.
How’s it going Mike...guess the working aspects will have to be ironed out on the visa’s as far as being able to perform. Was in Hawaii for 20 + yrs, and came back to California fairly recently but the energy isn’t like before, so a more festive atmosphere and tropical weather is way more attractive for me I feel. Kinda leaning towards David side. But plan to fly down a tour then decide where to settle. Good luck on your transition bro! 😎🤙🏽
I play bass too! Like all kinds of styles...
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Ronin, do you feel that there is a so-called 'gringo price' for real estate and other good/services that retirees should be aware of? Thanks! Great video.
He never even replied?
I'm taking back my like.
He did mention it during the video....
Please pay attention b4 u sound off....
Subscribe on your channel. Interesting content very informative . Good luck ❤
I was looking seriously at Panama until I came across information about pain medication (opioids like vicodin, percocet, oxycodone, etc.). I have chronic pain and I will need future joint replacements. I read that Panama basically will not prescribe opioids - and I read one account of a person with stage 4 cancer not being able to get pain medication. Can you - or anyone comment on that? That is a deal-breaker for me. It is tough enough to get pain meds in the states anymore - but at least they'll give them to you after a joint replacement (for now).
Hello i_love_rescue_animals. I actually didn't know what opioids were and looked it up myself. My apologizes, I don't have an answer for you, perhaps someone else could comment for you here.
@@roninblue5885 No worries. It's a class of drugs that include things like vicodin and percocet. I'm going to edit my post so people understand. Thanks.
When I lived there you could go to a pharmacy and get all kinds of drugs without a prescription. it may be different now but I would do further research.
the prophet ez1 Would you? It is kind of the first hurdle for me before I could move there. I'm actually looking more seriously at Mexico now. Panama might be too hot a climate for me. Thanks. 💞
As Ronin said in the video most people there do not use air conditioning, but there are always fans, and the houses are designed so as to allow the free flow of air throughout the house. During the three months of dry season the humidity is very low and there is usually a nice ocean breeze. During the rainy season it rains torrentially, often twice a day, and that helps to cool things down. It actually gets much hotter in Washington DC in the summer than it ever gets in Panama. Good luck to you on what ever you decide.
Good information to know we will see I like what I am hearing Ok 👌 .😃
Hello sir how much the cost of Panama residency and which one is the cheap and easy way.
Some of your information is a bit off. Americans and Canadians can come to Panama on a tourist visa for up to 6 months, not 3 months.
@Urban Globetrotter. Yes, you are right. There was a lot of confusion about this point specifically, take a look at this article below for further detail, for those reading. Thanks for the heads up, that's why I love people to comment to keep everyone informed! I really appreciate it!
panamaforbeginners.com/tourists-can-still-stay-180-days-panama-not-90-previously-reported/
"You can have a penthouse apartment in Panama City, plus nightlife and all the entertainment you'd expect from Miami, for only $2,500/month."
Pronounciation of Spanish words is atrocious. e.g. "Boquete" pronounced as "Bo-kay", then pronounced "Bo-ko-te".
RonnieBlue I go to Panama three times a year because my mother is from there, I have lots of family so I constantly down there, it's so much fun down there I promise ! Lots of beaches like Playa Blanca and Coronado, islands like Taboga and Contadora ! And he's so right everyone is always late lol, Hundreds of Clubs, Restaurants and Casinos, I'd recommend a trip to Panama you won't regret it I promise !
@Ken Bray. I have a friend from Panama that is always talking my ear off about it, haha We're headed to Southeast Asia first though, then headed over to South America. Can't wait!
@ Ronnie Blue I've been to Asia but I was stationed there in Okinawa Japan and South Korea as well I loved it there ! You're gonna have a lot of fun but stay safe and do your do diligence before you go on place of destination ! And in South America as well , if you're going to Panama it's really safe there people are very friendly and they use American currency wich is good, things in Panama are cheaper than in the states so your dollar will go further ! Great beaches great night life and restaurants, Panama is a very safe place and the best thing is their not out to rip you off ! You have a great time Ronnie and always stay safe..... GySgt Bray USMC 🇺🇸
@Ken Bray. Thank you for your views on Panama and I appreciate your advice. My friend from Panama was actually stationed in Taiwan for about a decade, back in the day, it was always interesting to hear his stories of his travels to Asia, part of the reason why I was inspired to check it all out. We're looking for that place where we could really say we love! Panama being on our top list.
RonnieBlue Hey Ronnie how are you ? I hope great, what I forgot to mention is that it's very safe place, they use American currency and 75 % of Panamanians speak English ! I'm not sure we're you're from but they have whole neighborhoods of Americans and other English speaking countries, on the outskirts of the city there are so many places to move to all private residences with security, the most popular beaches are about 45 minutes West of Panama, beaches like Gorgona, Coronado, and Playa Blanca. If you like taking a boat trip to the Islands of Taboga and Contadora and they are literally about one hour away but I think Contadora is a little further away but not much ! They have a place called la zone rosa wich means something like the red light district, it's full of bars clubs restaurants and casinos ! The only thing about Panama it has very humid weather, so if you go out during the day you're probably not gonna wanna wear the same clothes because they'll be all sweaty lol. I wish you good luck on your trip to Panama.....peace my brother
Since they got rid of the Friendly Nations Visa, now you have to buy real estate for $200K or $300K. Or there is the retired visa. How much to qualify for that?
Ronan san, have you decided to retire in Panama? If not, where? Really wondering what you are up to now.
Hello. Just started watching your videos. I'm looking to relocate. But when you say "expads"? I think it is. What does this mean please? Thank you 😊
@Marion F. The word expat (expatriate) is similar in meaning to saying a person who has immigrated to another country, besides their own. North American's tend to use the word in separation to the word immigration, interesting enough.
GreAt info, thanks
Hello - I have a question I think you could answer. I don’t want to necessarily retire in Panama. I just want to move there and buy land with a house. I work from home for a California based company so I would keep working from my house in Panama. Is this possible ?
yes, a lot of people do that here, depending on what area you choose, even the lockdown situation isn't too bad
Thank you!!!
No I would not go there to live as I am in the Philuppines now 10 monhts after researcgubg for 5 years while I was in Australia all my life but retirement there is only for those who have a lot of money, I did not... I now own a large town house for $100K AUD about $80 USD and the cocst of living here is better and English is more wide spread.. I did not move here to be with expats and I am part of the communuty but I only speak English not Bisaya though I did learn some Tagalog but it is not spoken on Cebu... it is torpical here yes and it rains 8 days a month on average and temp range is 24 -32 most of the year but cooler Dec - March.. life style is simple and white sand beach is all over the place and island hopping is fun too as is crusing the Malls here as there are so many... I looked into Ecudor but declined same with Panama...you have to balance a lot of things in retirement and health care and at home care giver is low cost here $250 a momth or less same with nanny or housekeep or maid... SRRVisa is $10K USD deposot for perment residence if all requirments are met... better here than Thailand but Malaysua is high on my list too.
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Albania is to much crowded city tirana or less population country pls mention all this thank you
I am waiting eagerly for your final pick as the best country to retire! I will follow suit.I am in the middle 70s; so don't make me wait long!Hahahaha
@Thomas Benjamin. It's taking us some time to choose yes, haha. We actually just came back from Malaysia a few days ago, our first Malaysia trip to go check it out. First vlog release will be today. But, after coming back, still not completely sure yet. More countries to visit in the near future to weigh them all out!
$5000/month in Miami. Please tell me where? Overtown
RIP Ronin Blue
Im litteraly in Panama rn
What do you think
Hola and greetings. I am middle aged and disabled. And don't know if I should apply for the Pensionado Visa or the Permanent Residency Visa. I am going to purchase some land in Bocas Town, just off the islands. Taking all of this into consideration, what would you recommend? Btw Your Spanish suena muy bien. Me gusta mucho su canal. Suerte para ti y tu novia. Gracias y hasta luego.
It depends on your disability. Bocas has a good clinic but depending on your disability you might consider something closer to the capital. Otherwise Bocas is perfectly fine. I knew a family that settled in Bocas after they lost everything when Hurricane Katrina struck them. They were left with practically nothing but Panama welcomed them. They called themselves American refugees living in Panama. There they found Universal Healthcare and even a very good private healthcare options that were a fraction of the cost of as in the U.S.
If your disability is mobility related I wouldn’t recommend Bocas to you. If you like beaches I would rather tell you to look into the Pacific Coast.
@@Etatdesiege1979 my disability is PTSD. Not physical. I spent time in Bocas province, not the island. Was going to buy a home, but corrupt attorneys would not offer a title.
sounds like an ideal place to retire. Will I need any vaccinations such as malaria or dengue fever. Or ?
30 miles square, 3 million people, 1.5 million venezuelan, competing with locals for jobs, and our beautiful history with the U.S. makes it a real liability...
And now the government is taxing house owners with the real goal of taking our houses from us to give it to retiree from the U.S.?
How does it compare to costa rica?....
Re retirement VISA did I hear you say over 80?? Not 60?
Nicaragua is more chaep and beautiful🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🌴
What are some of the best, cheapest and safest places in beautiful Nicaragua?
@@williamardell5077 granada leon masaya esteli
What about playa el coco?
It depends of what you are looking for. Regarding being more beautiful , its your opinion and taste ... for me , Panama is more beautiful and modern!
@@CICIC31 jajaja nicaragua is more beautiful and the big country in central america 😝💩
Macedonia Serbia Kosovo bosinia n hergovinza Montenegro Albania which country is good for settle n job n buss is good n less population country pls mention all this n pls give me reply thanking you
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Ronin whats the political climate in Panama like?
Good morning, thank you so very very much for an excellent, informative and exciting video ! I am fro South Africa and i am seriously considering Panama as my new country. I am 71yrs old, i am very very healthy ! pse may i communicate via email with you or via FB? i will appreciate your help and advice so very much. thank you
Is It true that to buy land or a home that a laywer is needed toassute the buyer gets the title without being ripped off?
I would say that is also the case in the U.S. Unless buying from a friend or relative, always make sure you employ a lawyer for any real-estate transaction, here, there or anywhere.
RoninBlue, you have a bad view of Vietnam. Hearing that you died from heart disease, not from accidents and the environment. We Vietnamese have a saying: "Evil, evil retribution", which means that whoever does something bad, will receive the consequences. May you rest in peace with God!
hello don't forget the beautiful woman's in Panama wow!
Sure. Panama is definitely a beautiful country and it would my first shoices
Thanks...Panama is on my short list. How is the Internet?
@ Serry Jane Winkler. Panama has a modern communications network and the internet speeds in Panama City are fast and pretty reliable, most expat areas also have stable connections. If you're thinking about the countryside areas, they are slowly still upgrading. The prices per month vary, dependent on packages etc but some say it's rather high or equal to that of the US.
Some things in this video are true. Most are not. And I am panamanian.
@Al KP. Would love to hear your opinion on the points you find are not true!
I noticed that as well, been doing a lot of research
@@roninblue5885 Panama did not adopt western holidays. We have our own holidays and Christmas and New Year's. What is western about That? Also, Panamanian don't just invite anyone to parties. Some of the pictures that you show are not in Panama. These are just a few.
@@alpringle5000 You said "most"- but provide only a a tiny number of examples. Pedantic ones too I might add.
@@pjn2001 man you are arguing with a panamanian. Do your own research. One thing I can tell you. You need to see things thru two lenses. Reality and the one you or one would wish it was. You are only watching what people publish on youtube. I watch the news from PANAMA. I talk to my family in PANAMA. I lived in PANAMA into my 20's. I visit PANAMA every year. I know PANAMA! You don't!
Are your clients white or Asian? It tough for Asian in South America?
I loved Ecuador but now it has a socialist leader, I have a house in the Philippines, but it is unstable. I love KK Malaysia, but also thinking about the mtns of panama
Sorry, I left Panama because unless you can speak the language fluently you are at a severe disadvantage when things go wrong,
Wow you butchered all the names. What’s up with that?
I tried ex military do not go. Us enforce renouncing. And join Russia.
Sorry but you destroyed the Spanish language in about 3 minutes. How about learning to pronounce the names you plan on including in your vids, eh??!
Another grammar Nazi!
why is everyone always trying to act like 'cultural diversity' is a good thing?
I think you answered yourself in your own question.
Gordok Destroyer of Worlds I think you need to broaden your horizons more and quit listening to the orange clown we call a president
coño estos gringos de verdad no nos dejan quietos 😭😭
Omg! Your translation is really bad! You should’ve used a Spanish speaking person. But very informative video! Thanks
complain elsewhere dude
You should really learn Spanish.
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Have you actually been to Panama? I live in Panama, you make it sound great it’s not!!!!
Why not? What part are you in?
It is a great place to retire, unless of course you mind being surrounded by people living in extreme poverty.
It is like 2 videos in one. Get it shorter and to the point.
alain0323 give it a rest geez!
I been to panama and it sucks, very boring and nothing to do ...it’s very expensive just like the USA...this guy is wrong ...
You sound like a horse's ass. Why should anyone believe you? Where's your video proving otherwise? Have you ever been to Panama?
It is not boring if you know where to go. There is a LOT to do!!! It is not expensive at all, i don’t know what your talking about. I absolutely love everything about Panama. Amazing white sand beaches and amazing islands and the food is wonderful!
Willsmusica: "I've been to Panama and..."
Mike: "Have you ever been to Panama?"
Nope. I've never been to Panama but know others who have and found plenty to do there owing to their ability to follow a disciplined approach when forming judgments, unlike "willsmusica", who not only used bad grammar when taking a swing at Panama but also failed to give a broad outlook about the place: "I been to panama and it sucks, very boring and nothing to do ...it’s very expensive just like the USA...this guy is wrong ..." Perhaps the person who posted that "editorial" comment isn't a horse's ass, but as a summation, his message WAS consistent with the cynical attitude of a horse's ass.
Mike, your reading comprehension is terrible.
How does it compare to costa rica?....
@Tony Gutierrez. I have a vlog for Costa Rica as well, if interested.
Costa Rica
czcams.com/video/F331rR7RZN8/video.html
@@roninblue5885 yes thanks...., it's on your channel as well right?..