Experience and Expertise in Immigration Law Our Panama-based lawyers possess comprehensive knowledge of the country's immigration laws and regulations. This expertise enables them to skillfully guide clients through legal procedures, ensuring all requirements are meticulously met.
Maximizing Opportunities Seasoned immigration lawyers excel in identifying and leveraging opportunities to enhance their clients' immigration statuses.
This includes applying for various visas, residency permits, Panamanian citizenship, and the qualified investor visa.
Fines for Non-Compliance The penalty for traveling out of Panama without the required visa stamp varies based on regulations set by Panama's National Immigration Service. Currently, initial offenses may incur fines of approximately $2,000, with subsequent violations potentially increasing to $5,000.
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Avoiding Costly Mistakes
The process of immigration regularization can be complex, and any mistakes can have negative consequences. A trained lawyer will help you avoid costly errors that could delay or even result in the denial of the immigration application.
Definition of Multiple Visa
The Multiple Visa is a permit granted by the National Immigration Service of Panama that allows foreigners to enter and exit the country as many times as they wish during the validity period of the visa. The multiple visa is an official stamp that is affixed to the passport upon approval of the application.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for a Multiple Visa, you must have legal status in Panama, either as a temporary or permanent resident, or be the holder of a non-resident visa that allows multiple entries. Additionally, you must demonstrate the need or convenience of visiting the country recurrently.
Required Documentation
The documentation required for the application includes, among others:
- Completed application form.
- Original and authenticated copy of a valid passport.
- Original and copy of migration card (if applicable).
- Evidence of your legal status in Panama.
- Letter of explanation of reasons, specifying the need for multiple entries and exits.
- Proof of financial solvency.
Application Process
The application process for the multiple visa can be divided into four steps:
- Gather the necessary documentation.
- Submit the application to the National Immigration Service.
- Pay the corresponding fees.
- Wait for approval and subsequent visa stamping.
Benefits of the Multiple Visa
The benefits of the multiple visa are numerous, including travel flexibility, the opportunity to explore business opportunities, and the convenience of not having to apply for a visa every time you want to enter or leave the country.
