Will the Airport in David, Panama Become International?

Will the Airport in David, Panama Become International?

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June 1, 2023

Paula M. Says: I’ve read a lot of your articles about Panama’s Chiriquí province, and I like the idea of retiring to Boquete. I read recently that the airport in nearby David might start serving international routes to the U.S. Is that true?   IL Panama Editor Jessica Ramesch Says: Hi Paula, Boquete is a Read more...: Will the Airport in David, Panama Become International?

Can I Get a Portuguese Passport Based on My Husband?

Can I Get a Portuguese Passport Based on My Husband?

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May 31, 2023

Belkys B. Says: My husband was born in the Azores, Portugal. He came to the United States as a child, and became an American Citizen. We would like to retire to the Azores. Is my husband automatically a dual citizen or does he have to apply? What about me, as his spouse, and our kids Read more...: Can I Get a Portuguese Passport Based on My Husband?

How Does Costa Rica Feel About Service Dogs?

How Does Costa Rica Feel About Service Dogs?

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May 30, 2023

Matt W. Says: How does Costa Rica feel about service dogs?   IL Costa Rica Correspondent Bekah Bottone Says: Hi Matt, Service dogs are not common in Costa Rica. On the beach, you see regular dogs everywhere, as practically everything is open air. And when you do enter a building, such as a supermarket, it’s Read more...: How Does Costa Rica Feel About Service Dogs?

Should I Buy a Car While Visiting Panama and Resell It?

Should I Buy a Car While Visiting Panama and Resell It?

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May 25, 2023

Kerry B. Says: I plan to go to Panama from January to March, 2024. Is it cost effective to buy a cheap car and resell it when leaving?   IL Panama Editor Jessica Ramesch Says: Hi Kerry, This is not unheard of in Panama, expats often source and sell their cars through the expat grapevine. Read more...: Should I Buy a Car While Visiting Panama and Resell It?

What Assisted Living Options Are There in Costa Rica?

What Assisted Living Options Are There in Costa Rica?

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May 24, 2023

Glynn A. Says: I can’t afford long-term assisted living in the U.S., but my husband has dementia so we need a place that has affordable facilities. We’re interested in Costa Rica, because we think the transition to that country would be the smoothest at our ages. Can you offer any advice?   IL Latin America Read more...: What Assisted Living Options Are There in Costa Rica?