PropertiesVisaPanama immigration filings: Pensionado, Friendly Nations and renewals
We build complete files and track them with the National Immigration Service, so your application moves forward without avoidable follow-up requests.
What's included
- Document checklist for your citizenship and chosen route.
- Apostille and certified translation review.
- Filing and attendance at appointments with you.
- Responses to requests from the authority.
- Adding dependents.
- Renewals, category changes and resident ID cards.
Who it's for
- Retirees with a lifetime pension (Pensionado).
- Citizens of countries on the Friendly Nations list.
- Residents who need to renew or update their status.
Not included
- Government fees, paid directly to the authority.
- Translations done outside Panama, though we can recommend certified translators.
- Court representation.
How the process works
Assessment
We confirm the route and the document list.
Preparation
We check apostilles, translations and forms.
Filing
We go to the appointment with you and file the case.
Follow-up
We answer any requests until a decision is issued.
Fees and timelines
Every case gets a fixed quote. We keep our professional fees ([amount to be set]) separate from government and third-party costs (immigration fees, notary, Public Registry and taxes), which are paid directly to each entity. Current government fees are confirmed when we prepare your file: [verify current fees with the immigration service].
Questions about this service
Which documents are almost always required?
Can my family be included?
What if the authority asks for more documents?
Not sure which residency route fits you?
Tell us about your situation in a 30-minute initial call. We will outline your options, the documents you will need and what to confirm before you invest.