Friendly nations visa Panama

The most popular international visa is Panama’s Friendly Nations Visa. Whether you want to create an exit strategy, open an international business or foreign bank account, or actually move to Panama, take a look at Panama’s Friendly Nations Visa.

Panama created a Permanent Residency Program that applies citizens of top 50 countries, granting them permanent resident status, a Panamanian certificate and the right to request a work permit indefinitely, only with few requirements.

Document Specifications ( All documents must be fresh

(within 2 months of visa application) and passports must have at least 1 year to run)

All documents must be authenticated by a Notary and by the nearest Panamanian Consulate, or by a Notary and the Apostille.

The Apostille (The Hague Convention of 1961) is a faster way of authenticating documents and is normally obtained through the Secretary of State Department in your home state (in the USA) or through the Foreign Office

Birth and/or marriage certificates that prove the relationship between dependents and the applicant are required.authenticated by a Panamanian consulate or Apostilled.

Documents Required

Copies of the passport(s) of the applicant and dependents that have been notarized by a Panamanian notary.

8 passport-size photos.

A copy of the applicant's driver's license or a government-issued photo-I. D. that has been authenticated by a Panamanian consulate or Apostilled.

A criminal history report that goes back at least two years and has been authenticated by the appropriate federal or governmental agencies in the country of which the applicant and by the Panamanian Consul in that country or by an Apostille.

Proof of legal residency if the applicant is not a citizen but is a resident of a friendly nations.

Documentation indicating the applicant is a member of the Board of Directors or is a majority shareholder in a Panama company or corporations (when the application is based upon economic ties).

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Marriage Certificate with Apostille (if married)

Birth Certificate with apostille (when children coming with the parents)