The few times I have seen agents checking for an excess of cash have involved people living in the US trying to move money to people "back home" in another country. A Mexican once and an Indian once. Panamaguy... one can only hope that whats happening in US airports will discourage you and your rule breaking friends from broading with your thousands and coming to panama..If you do happen to arrive Please check your paranoid , rule breaking drama at the gate. Btw... why is it a problem or your business what i do with my home? how is that offensive to you? Doesnt this site pertain to PANAMA AND LIVING IN IT? you are a chatroom terrorist who starts name calling and offending people when they dont buy into your rambling ( check your chat history) ,. take your shoes off claim your cash Get a grip

Thanks again. I looked it up online and found the address. It sounds like they have what I need, so I'll pay them a visit. gracias panamama....can you tell me where it is located?

oh and Mike your country is the USA not the USSA or perhaps in your delusional state you were thinking of the old USSR...lol Now back to your mushrooms lol You dig yourself deeper all the time but it is amusing Mike go eat some more mushrooms as you are rude crude and socially unacceptable.You have no idea what you are talking about and you now have give them all the info they want ...where your money is but at your level of intelligence of course we would not expect you to consider that but rather have a little hissy fit and make us believe you even have $40,000 to transfer.And to think you spent all this time on me is actually flattering ...I got under your skin lol... Don't you have better things to do with your sad life...so get a life Mike and get off the mushrooms....The government now knows you well ...lol fell right into it Mike lol

The consensus on the forum is that a round trip ticket is required. When we did the exploratory trip we bought one way tickets. The agent at check-in said we needed a round trip ticket but when we showed her a paper with an appointment with an immigration attorney, she waved us on. That was before the new president. I figure it is worth a try with a signed lease and a dog in tow. The worst that would happen is having to book a return flight and then cancel. We will be living in Panama City so that may be easier. I will post what happens. If anyone wants to know about the apostille of documents timeline , it took the Consulate 3 days, We sent our 4 visa documents Fed Ex (regular delivery) at 11 a.m. on Monday, they arrived at the Consulate at 9:30 on Wednesday, and the Consulate sent them out at 5 p.m. Friday (today). The pet docs definitely need overnight delivery. Awesome info. I was wondering about one way versus round trip. What about proving to customs that you don't need a n onward ticket?

Imagine when he gets the bill for that !!

In Costa Rica if you have a temp. pensenado residency you are required to exchange $1,000 a month into colones and pay $75 into their social medicine even though we have our own insurance and never user their clinics. This is what our lawyer says: Good morning Johnn: I should explain the reason and the use of the multiple entry visa. I should first clarify that any person who applies to the migration authorities a migratory category (resident visa), has granted a provisional licence better called temporary carnet processing and it will have a duration of three months, six months or a year depending on the category of visa requested. This is done since in the following months, after submitted documents, the legal department is responsible for review, approve, request amendments or denying the application as filed. During the time that you have this temporary carnet it is necessary to apply for a multiple-visa but only if you want to leave and re-enter the country. Not having this visa when you travel , grant you that fine. Then when the resolution obtains the resident visa, is not necessary a multiple visa. The cost of it is US$ 100.00 per person and with it you can get out and come back as much as you want. The only case to be concern is, if the document ( multiple visa ) expires when you are out of the country, then the US$ 2,000.00 fine is applicable .

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