We weigh the real advantages and drawbacks of retiring to Panama, from hard numbers on living costs to the realities of climate, culture, and bureaucracy. Clear guidance helps you judge whether the Pensionado visa, private healthcare, and location options match your priorities.

• living on 1,500 to 2,500 US dollars per month 
• Pensionado visa eligibility and discounts 
• private healthcare strength in Panama City 
• flights to major US hubs and family access 
• lifestyle choices across beaches and mountains 
• Spanish language needs beyond expat areas 
• humidity, rainy season, and infrastructure limits 
• slower pace, service standards, and paperwork delays 
• rural healthcare gaps and travel for specialists 
• visit first, rent before buying, test both seasons

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