Remote worker Lannette Magaly, aka Mz. Digital Nomad, lists some of her favorite places to work in Bocas del Toro, Panama. This article contains some… Read More »My Favorite Remote Work Spots in Bocas del Toro, Panama
They say the Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away. Feels a little bit like that in the world of Panama immigration and residency right… Read More »Panama Becomes the First Country in Central America to Initiate a Remote Worker Visa
Panama’s Friendly Nations Visa changes to something, well, something not so friendly. Especially if you’re from Taiwan. Or don’t want to/can’t spend $200,000 on real… Read More »Panama Takes a Wrecking Ball to the Friendly Nations Visa with Major Changes
As Colombia opens its land borders after a year, Panama immediately closes its border with its southern neighbor effective May 20, 2021. Last night Panama… Read More »Panama Closes Land Border with Colombia: Will Costa Rica be Next?
The fifth episode of the www.centralamerica.com podcast where we speak to Keara Mahoney in Bocas del Toro, Panama. Today we talk about Bocas del Toro… Read More »The www.centralamerica.com Podcast: Keara Mahoney in Bocas del Toro, Panama
Introducing the www.centralamerica.com podcast where we speak to Nicholas Corea of The Bocas Breeze in Bocas del Toro, Panama about living in Bocas del Toro.… Read More »The www.centralamerica.com Podcast: Nicholas Corea from The Bocas Breeze in Bocas del Toro, Panama
Panama and Costa Rica make opposite decisions over the reopening of their land borders. One country opens up to tourists again while another stays closed.… Read More »Panama Reopens its Land Borders while Costa Rica Stays Closed for (at least) Another Month
How do the latest UK travel restrictions affect tourists, expats, and other travelers in Central America? Probably the most confusing, changeable country in the world… Read More »Breaking Down the UK Travel Restrictions (and How they Affect Central America)
Panama tourism asks the government for a reopening plan and urges President Nito Cortizo to see tourism as an opportunity rather than a burden. The… Read More »Panama’s Hotel Association Asks Government to Not Give Up on Tourism
If you’re moving to most of Central America, learning Spanish is key to get the most out of your new life. Or maybe you’re already… Read More »Five Tips to Become a Bilingual (or even Trilingual!) Expat in Central America
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