Hello everybody, hope all is well.
I have a question regarding qualification for a Friendly Nations Visa (FNV). I am getting a contradicting information form two large Panamanian law firms on this very topic: Kramer & Kramer and Mayra Lamboglia's. Until now, my understanding was that I can purchase an $100,000 value house in Panama and put $5,000 into a bank account in Panama in order to qualify for the FNV (an Economic Solvency basis). A few days ago,I heard that the FNV can no longer be based on the purchasing of the real estate as it used to be before; I heard that it's no longer an option. One of the firms stating that it is an option and the other that it's not. Can someone tell me what firm is up to date? (Please do not reply with opinions or thoughts, I need 100% ironclad information)
Many thanks,
I have a question regarding qualification for a Friendly Nations Visa (FNV). I am getting a contradicting information form two large Panamanian law firms on this very topic: Kramer & Kramer and Mayra Lamboglia's. Until now, my understanding was that I can purchase an $100,000 value house in Panama and put $5,000 into a bank account in Panama in order to qualify for the FNV (an Economic Solvency basis). A few days ago,I heard that the FNV can no longer be based on the purchasing of the real estate as it used to be before; I heard that it's no longer an option. One of the firms stating that it is an option and the other that it's not. Can someone tell me what firm is up to date? (Please do not reply with opinions or thoughts, I need 100% ironclad information)
Many thanks,
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