If you are interested in adding new intriguing and exciting destinations to your travel itinerary, don’t miss the opportunity to spend your holiday in South America. By choosing to travel to this magnificent continent, you will have the chance to discover remarkable cultures and civilizations with a great history behind them, driven by the temperamental but also very welcoming Latin spirit. Some of the most prominent and important countries in South America, representing true symbols for the South American continent, Argentina, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil and Panama have a very well-developed potential for tourism, attracting overwhelmingly large numbers of tourists each year.
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Magnificent Travel Destinations on the South American Continent
December 4th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Posted in Featured, Panama 
Tags: bocas, bocas del toro, boquete, Canal Panama, david, Panama, travel panama 
No Comments »Travel Destination Panama
December 4th, 2009 by Panama Expat
The modern capital of Panama, Panama City is enhanced with pleasant shopping centers and restaurants. Considered one of the safest cities in the world, it gives one a freedom to discover and take pleasure in the amenities it offers.
The country, however, has much more to offer than its wonderful capital city. Here are some of the exciting things you can do and enjoy while in the country.
Posted in Featured, Panama, Travel Tags: bocas, bocas del toro, boquete, david, Panama, panama canal, travel panama No Comments »A Fast Visit to Panama – Republic De Panama
November 27th, 2009 by Panama Expat
A great place to start a Panama adventure is in Panama City, a diverse city with a population of about 1.4 million. One of the most vibrant and colourful cities, Panama City offers the excitement of non-stop nightlife and casinos along with the relaxing luxuries of fine restaurants, open air cafes and world class shopping.
24 Hours in Panama : A Travel Guide to Panama City, Panama
November 17th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Panama is an adventure wonderland just waiting to be discovered. The country’s expansive rainforests are among the richest and most complex on the planet. It’s the only country where jaguars and pumas prowl just a short drive from the capital. Its vast, roadless jungles are home to over 940 recorded bird species and 105 endangered species, including the spectacled bear, the Central American tapir, the American crocodile, the scarlet macaw, as well as several eagle species.
Posted in Panama Tags: beaches, Canal Panama, panama canal, panama city, tour panama city, tourism No Comments »Panama’s Position in the Scheme of Things
October 23rd, 2009 by Panama Expat
Some of you will say – well if so many countries are going downhill economically what about the Republic of Panama? Well this is a good point. Panama is actually not dependent on any one country to any appreciable extent. In Panama 15%-20% of the economy is dependent on banking. Panama has about 150 banks [...]
Posted in Panama Tags: Governments, Privacy Laws, Real Estate In Panama, Registration Business No Comments »Panama Anonymous Bearer Share Corporations
June 4th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Panama Bearer Share Corporation Advantages:Panama is the only place in the world where you can form a truly anonymous bearer share corporation. Under Panama law a bearer share corporation can be formed that is owned by the possessor of the physical certificates of stock with no recorded owner on record anywhere. This is a bearer [...]
Posted in Panama Tags: Attorney Client Privilege, Canal Panama, Corporate Privacy, Panama Law No Comments »About Panama
February 27th, 2009 by Panama Expat
The Republic of Panama, or Panama as it is more popularly known, is a country that geographically belongs to Central America, sandwiched between Costa Rica and Colombia. Surrounding it are the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Panama and the Caribbean Sea. Through it passes the Panama Canal, that which connects the Caribbean Sea, and thus [...]
Posted in Panama Tags: Hay Bunau Varilla Treaty, Initial Payment, Native Tongue, Tourism Industry No Comments »Types of Visas in Panama
February 18th, 2009 by Panama Expat
The Tourist Pensioner Visa (Turista Pensionado)This visa is designed for persons whose pension from a government entity or private corporation is $500 or more ($600 or more for a couple per month). You will have to prove this under scrutiny. Usually a pension statement from the government or private pension will suffice but backup bank [...]
Panama Asset Protection vs Swiss Asset Protection
January 27th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Making a decision as to where you will protect your assets can be difficult. Asset protection in Panama is the best alternative to Switzerland today.
Although Switzerland was once the offshore asset protection capital of the world, it has caved in to pressure from the US and other countries. Switzerland now regularly co-operates with [...]
Panama Bearer Share Corporation
January 12th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Panama Corporations are the most anonymous corporations in the world. Incorporating your offshore company in Panama has many advantages.
