Panama's education system is divided into four stages: preschool (ages 4–5), primary school (ages 6–12), pre-media (ages 12–15), and secondary school (ages 15–18). The school year runs from early March to mid-December, split into three trimesters, with a summer break in January and February.
The piece covers how remote professionals and digital nomads approach online gaming and cross-border financial transactions in 2026. It uses a product designer working remotely as an illustrative example.
An American expat describes relocating from a corporate career in Boston to rural château life in the Vallée d'Ossau region of France. The account covers challenges and adjustments involved in making France a permanent home.
An expat named Amy Jane shares her personal account of living in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei, covering daily life, community, and cultural adaptation.
The Chambers USA Guide 2026 has ranked BAL as a top immigration law firm in the United States, continuing a streak of national recognition spanning 14 years.
Jonathan Cardona, a Maltese public servant involved in the investment migration sector, has died. He was noted for his role in shaping Malta's investment migration programs.
A podcast episode covers questions about a residential coastal development project on Panama's Pacific Coast, addressing topics including the Qualified Investor Visa pathway to residency, financing, and rental income. The discussion includes how real estate investment in the project may qualify buyers for Panamanian residency.
A podcast episode covers a new coastal residential development on Panama's Pacific Coast aimed at the expat community. The episode also touches on how qualifying real estate investments in Panama can lead to permanent residency and a pathway to citizenship.
A technical post titled 'Custom CSS Injection' was published on the Investment Migration Council website. No substantive policy, immigration, or residency content is present in the available excerpt.