We're proud to announce that Mundo has been present at an important real estate event in the international arena. September has been an interesting month, and everything points to us wrapping up the year with undebatable success. International conferences and expos are excellent places to meet partners and providers. However, they are mainly a place where we can connect with people, and this is exactly what Mundo did. The main protagonist of Mundo’s display was our very favorite: beautiful Panama, and not just any aspect of Panama, but a distinctive one. The MIPIF Expo was created to help people who are looking for real estate.

When you're wondering “where to establish my bank account”, words like Panama come to mind. Many other countries and jurisdictions are available for foreign banking. To name a few, there's Puerto Rico, the United States, and Saint Lucia. Nonetheless, at Mundo, we have noticed that Panama has peculiar aspects that are certainly advantageous for foreigners and, of course, locals. The advantages of banks are many even though they have detractors. Generally, the concept of banking is seen as restrictive from a nomad capitalist point of view. The history of central banking teaches us that their origins were linked to the idea of financing war.

Thinking about where to retire entails many factors and requires decision-making. It's necessary to consider things like real estate, political and economic factors, cost of living, and quality of life. Nonetheless, there's a key aspect that comes before anything else: legal residency. As ambassadors of the perpetual traveler philosophy, Mundo is committed to offering the best alternatives out there, and the residency for retirees in Panama is one of them. Let's find out how to access one of the best retirement options in Latin America. If you're looking for a place where to retire, here is Panama. 

In Panama, one can find different types of accommodation, from temporary condo rentals to monthly apartment rentals and luxury hotel suites. This is not surprising if we consider the ample real estate offers available in Panama. For the past two decades, the country has been home to luxury and innovative developments that fit both personal residencies and short-term condo rentals. When comparing condo vs hotel, tourists tend to prefer the latter. Short-term condo rentals are expected to present an annual growth of 10.87% compared with last year. Nonetheless, hotels continue to be among the favorite choices for tourists.

Among this month’s hot investment opportunities, we can't overlook one of the most important real estate visas this year. We're talking about a type of golden visa for investors that has been available for a while and is now about to implement important changes. This visa stands out not only in Panama, its country of origin, but also at a global level. Today we are facing the final call for the Panama Qualified Investor Visa before it raises its minimum threshold for real estate. When it was implemented in 2020, the Qualified Investor was a novelty, and since that day we’ve continued to publish about it.

Panama expat communities are getting larger as the country receives new expats: Panama in this sense is unique. We've discussed various aspects concerning the country of the canal. From free zones to the Panama foundation and residency visas, we've covered pretty much all. Therefore, today we present Panama for expats from a different perspective. Those who have lived in Panama know that this is a place as beautiful as it is surprising. Welcome to today's featured article on 5 facts about Panama which astound expats as they visit for the first time. More and more foreigners are finding in Panama their new home. 

Saying “Panama” is saying a synonym for business and immigration. It has earned this reputation thanks to its migration by investment programs and varied other options. Migration and investment have been quite close since the first program appeared in Saint Kitts and Nevis, and 40 years later, we're still talking about this topic. Analyzing Panama migration statistics may help understand recent tendencies in the country of the canal. Moreover, it may help readers make up their minds if they're still wondering what's the best Panama migration option. The migration by investment visa per excellence in Panama is the Qualified Investor Program. 

Mexico is a wonderful country with high historical and cultural value, beautiful landscapes, and advanced infrastructure. It's not surprising that it has been chosen as one of the best countries to live in. On the other hand, Spain is a European nation with modern social structures, enhanced security, and solid opportunities. However, Panama has climbed over these two nations to take the first position when it comes to the best places to live in 2024. At Mundo, we’re thrilled with this news because we have close connections to Panama and consider this jurisdiction a solid bet for nomad capitalist services. 

Any American moving to Panama should have an idea of what to expect. While being a US citizen brings many benefits it can also be overwhelming especially when it comes to taxation. This is why a second residency is attractive, especially for those willing to find new horizons. If you want a second home after leaving America, citizenship by investment programs and residency options are available in different countries. From all of them, Mundo chooses this jurisdiction because of its unparalleled program called the Friendly Nations visa. Keep reading this article on Panama for Americans through this innovative residency.

The Mundo team is excited since Panama has chosen a new president. From July 1st, Mulino, Panama new head of state, is leading the nation. As promoters of financial freedom and this country as one of the main hubs for global investors, at Mundo, we care about the economy of Panama and its prospects for the future. Panama new president has five years to show what he can do to lead the country of the canal into a brighter future. When it comes to Panama economic development it's vital to analyze what's going on in the political sphere.