In Panama’s diverse real estate market, where linguistic diversity is common, clear communication and legal adherence are paramount. As globalization brings in more foreign investors and buyers, the need for accurate translation services has risen significantly. Panamanian law mandates that in transactions involving parties not fluent in Spanish, a certified…
The steps to get an apostille for a birth certificate in the Republic of Panama are as follows: Obtain a recent copy of the birth certificate from an office of the Panama Electoral Tribunal. Request that the Civil Registry of Panama authenticate the birth certificate. Schedule an appointment with the…
The National Migration Service of Panama will deport and order the prohibition of entry into Panamanian territory for foreigners under the following circumstances: Entering the country irregularly, except for exceptions established in special laws Remaining undocumented or irregular in Panamanian territory Engaging in conduct contrary to morals and good customs…
According to the immigration regulations in the Republic of Panama, the irregular immigrant who requests voluntary return to their country of origin or residence will have to pay a fine of fifty US dollars for each month in which they have remained in this condition. Additionally, an entry ban shall…
If you are a permanent resident in Panama with an ID issued by the National Migration Service of Panama, you can apply for a permanent resident card from the Electoral Tribunal of Panama. The requirements are as follows: Request a letter from the National Migration Service of Panama, confirming your…
Simplified Instructions for Obtaining an Apostille for a Police Record in Panama Obtain the Certificate: Request the criminal record certificate from the Directorate of Judicial Investigation (DIJ) in Panama, specifying the need for obtaining an apostille or legalizing it for international use. Verify Authenticity: Confirm that the certificate is signed…
According to the Penal Code of the Republic of Panama, a witness, expert, interpreter, or translator who, before the competent authority, asserts a falsehood or denies or conceals the truth, in whole or in part of their statement, opinion, interpretation, or translation, shall be punished with imprisonment from two to…
According to the Penal Code of the country of Panama, when two or more people gather or conspire to commit a drug-related crime, they shall be punished with a prison sentence of eight to twelve years. Anyone who introduces drugs into the national territory, even in transit, or takes them…
According to the Panamanian Criminal Code, anyone who, through deception, obtains or causes a third party to obtain an illicit benefit at the expense of another, shall be punished with imprisonment for one to four years. The penalty shall be increased by up to one-third when committed by abusing personal…
According to the Penal Code of the Republic of Panama, an individual sentenced to imprisonment who has completed two-thirds of their sentence with indicators of rehabilitation, good conduct, and compliance with prison regulations may be eligible for parole. Parole will be granted by the Executive Branch through a resolution and…
