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Your Path To Panama Residency

Guided by a lawyer who's done it hundreds of times.

Sounds Familiar?

You’ve spent weeks, maybe months, researching Panama residency, but the more you read, the more confusing it gets.

Every blog, every forum, every YouTube video tells you something slightly different. Requirements seem to change depending on who’s talking.

And you’re left thinking:

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Which residency program do I actually qualify for?

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What documents do I need—and will my country's paperwork be accepted?

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How long will this really take?

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What happens if I make a mistake and my application gets denied?

The information is out there. What’s missing is someone who can look at your specific situation and tell you exactly where you stand.

Clarity Before Commitment

A consultation with me is meant to give you exactly that.

After a single conversation, you’ll know:

✓ Which residency program fits your nationality, financial profile, and goals.

✓ What documents you’ll need and how to get them ready, including apostilles, translations, and country-specific steps.

✓ A realistic timeline from application to approval.

✓ What the process will cost, including legal fees, government fees, and other hidden expenses.

✓ Whether your family members can be included in the same application.

No jargon. No runaround. You’ll get a clear idea of your path to Panama and whether it’s the right move for you right now.

Panama Has Several Paths to Residency.

Here Are the Most Common.

Each client has unique needs, and I'll help you find the best option for you. Here’s an overview of the programs that most international clients choose:

Diego Sepulveda

I’m the founding attorney of LexBridge Group. I will work with you directly from your first consultation through your approved residency permit.

Over the past decade, I’ve helped hundreds of international clients move through Panama's immigration system. I know which programs fit different nationalities, what documents immigration officers actually look for, and how to avoid the delays that trip up applicants without the right counseling.

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Diego picks up the phone. He answers the WhatsApp. He doesn't delegate your case to a junior associate and disappear.

What clients notice first:

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When you work with LexBridge, you're working with the lawyer — not a firm that puts a name on the website and a different person on the call.

  
    Based in Panama City
  
    Licensed in Panama
  
    English & Spanish

The process

How It Works

The immigration process might seem overwhelming at first, but with the right attorney, it becomes a series of clear steps.

Free Consultation

You’ll speak directly with me. I’ll assess your nationality, background, finances, and goals to help you find the best-fit residency program. No cost. No commitment. Just clarity.

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Document Preparation

Once you decide to move forward, I’ll provide a checklist of the documents required for your program and country of origin, including apostilles and translations. I’ll help you with apostilles, translations, and any requirements specific to your country.

Application Filing

I’ll submit your application to Panama's National Immigration Service and handle all communication with the government. You receive updates at every stage, no guessing, no chasing.

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Residency Approval

After your approval, I’ll guide you through your next steps. I’ll help you pick up your residency card, explain your rights and obligations, and assist with anything else you need, such as banking, real estate, or setting up a company.

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Track record

The Numbers Behind the Practice

10+

Years advising international clients on Panama immigration

200+

Residency applications filed and managed

40+

Countries of origin represented in the client base

95%

Application approval rate

Still Have Questions?

Here’s what clients ask about the most before they book a consultation.

Costs vary depending on the program. During your free consultation, I will clearly explain all legal fees, government fees, and any other costs. This way, you can make an informed decision before committing.
Most residency programs take between 3 and 6 months from the date of filing. Timelines vary depending on the program, your documentation, and current processing speeds at the Immigration Service.
For most programs, yes, you’ll need to be in Panama for the filing and biometric appointment. However, much of the preparation (document gathering, apostilles, translations) can be done from your home country before you arrive. I’ll help organize the timeline to make your trip to Panama as smooth and efficient as possible.
Denials are rare when the application is properly prepared. I’ll carefully review every document before filing to minimize risk. If a problem arise, I’ll guide you on next steps, whether that’s an appeal, additional documentation, or an alternative program.
Yes. Most residency programs allow dependents (spouse and children under 18) to be included in the same application. I’ll go over the specific requirements for each family member when you meet.
Yes. The initial consultation is free and carries no obligation. It’s designed to give you clarity on your options so you can make a confident decision, whether or not you decide to work with me.

Ready to Get Started?

You’ve done your homework and looked through the programs.

Now it’s time to talk to someone who can review your situation and explain exactly where you stand.

The consultation costs nothing, and the clarity you gain will be invaluable.