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The Permanent Resident Dependent Visa allows immediate family members of a permanent resident in Panama to obtain legal residency in the country. This visa is designed to promote family unity, making it easier for spouses, children, and parents to reunite and settle alongside the principal resident.
As a law firm specializing in immigration law, Legalia Panama offers comprehensive and personalized advice to guide you through the process of obtaining this visa, ensuring a smooth and successful experience for you and your family.
It is a residence permit that allows the immediate family members (spouse, minor children, adult children with disabilities, and parents) of a permanent resident in Panama to obtain legal residency in the country. This visa facilitates family reunification and grants rights and benefits so that dependents can reside and, in some cases, work in Panama.
The objective is to strengthen the family unit, allowing permanent residents to bring their loved ones to live with them in Panama, contributing to social and family well-being.
The Permanent Resident Dependent Visa is based on:
To demonstrate the economic solvency of the principal resident in the context of the Permanent Resident Dependent Visa in Panama, the following requirements must be met:
These documents ensure that the principal resident has sufficient financial resources to support their dependents in Panama.
To learn more about our immigration or naturalization services in Panama, or to discuss your specific needs, please do not hesitate to contact us.
The process of applying for a Panama permanent residency visa is meticulous and requires careful preparation of the necessary documentation. At Legalia Panama we can help you with the entire process you need to obtain your visa in order to save you time and money.
These applications may be submitted prior to the entry into the national territory of the applicant and his dependents, through a special proxy. As long as the filiation process is completed in the Immigration Registry of the National Migration Service
Power of Attorney (notarized) and Request. The power of attorney must contain the name and nationality of the
the applicant’s parents.
2. Three (3) photographs.
3. Duly verified copy of the passport (Notarized or Authenticated
corresponding).
4. Criminal Record Certificate.
5. Health Certificate.
6. Certified Check for B/.250.00 in favor of the National Treasury.
7. Certified Check for B/.800.00 in favor of the National Immigration Service.
8. Personal Background Affidavit Form.
9. Letter of responsibility and repatriation of the resident or national (duly
notarized).
1. Proof of relationship (marriage certificate, birth certificate, or proof of marriage, birth certificate, or
judicial guardianship or guardianship and upbringing, as the case may be).
2. Copy of the notarized provisional resident migration card and if you have an ID card or
permanent resident card must be authenticated by the National Directorate of
identity card of the Civil Registry of Panama.
3. The applicant of legal age and under twenty-five (25) years of age must provide:
to. Certification from an educational center that accredits its status as a
full-time and regular student.
b. Affidavit of singleness.
4. Proof that the resident has sufficient economic solvency. The
A resident can prove such creditworthiness in one of the following ways:
to. Copy of the income tax return, with your peace and security and the same must
meet the minimum income of one thousand balboas (B/.1,000.00) per month
plus one hundred balboas (B/.100.00), additional for each dependent.
b. Updated letter of employment with its respective checkbook or file from the Fund
and a copy of the work permit.
c. Bank reference letter of no less than four (4) medium digits.
In the case of a foreign dependent adopted by a Panamanian, he or she must also provide
of the provisions of the common requirements of Article 28 of the Decree-Law the following:
1. Letter of responsibility of the adopter.
2. Birth certificate issued by the National Directorate of the Civil Registry.
3. Authenticated copy of the judgment approving the adoption.
4. Copy of the identity document of the adopted foreigner.
Document Preparation: Gather all required documentation, ensuring that it meets legal requirements and is current.
Submission of the Application: Submit the visa application to the National Migration Service, accompanied by all the necessary documents.
Immigration Interview: Both spouses may be scheduled for an interview to verify the authenticity of the marriage.
Evaluation by Authorities: The authorities will review the application and the documentation submitted to verify compliance with the requirements.
Visa Approval and Issuance: Initially, a provisional residence is granted for two years. After this period, permanent residency can be applied.
We specialize in immigration processes and offer personalized and professional advice to ensure a hassle-free experience.
We have a team of lawyers with extensive experience in immigration law and a thorough knowledge of Panamanian regulations.
Our commitment is to provide an efficient service tailored to the individual needs of each client, ensuring your peace of mind and success in the process of obtaining permanent residency in Panama.
