Buckle your seatbelts and prepare for takeoff to this Central American destination. Retire in Panama as a U.S. citizen The U.S. Embassy of Panama published a list of what’s required to retire in ...

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Panama may be best known for its iconic canal, but for older Americans, it’s also a retirement wonderland with sunny vistas, a low cost of living and a wealth of lifestyle amenities ...

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For years, Americans have been retiring in Panama, Costa Rica, and parts of Mexico. Many still are. But now a growing number are also exploring Honduras, Nicaragua, Guatemala, and other countries ...

Retirement is your opportunity to rediscover ... moving to a country that uses the U.S. dollar as its currency, such as Panama or Ecuador, or that pegs its currency to the dollar, such as Belize.

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The U.S. Embassy of Panama published a list of what’s required to retire in Panama. First, you will need a passport and round-trip ticket to enter the country. Then, if you plan on staying for ...