The Qualified investor visa was released in October 2020 and it allows for the possibility of acquiring permanent residency in only 30 days, applying remotely.

The coronavirus financial meltdown has changed the way we live and invest.

Family offices and multi-family offices make money for their owners by creating investments that most financial advisors do not understand.

One of my favorite things about working as an editor at Mundo is that I am constantly in touch with remarkable people from whom I learn a great deal: experts, lawyers, business people, and writers.

We at Mundo love Panama for many reasons. This country has the peculiarity of presenting a variety of visa permits with straightforward processes and relatively low fees.

Panama is a special country for many reasons. Its economic model is based on Singapore, and this is not all these two countries have in common.

There is not much more to say about Panama that we haven't already covered at Mundo. This is because we are in love with this paradise that offers excellent weather, a diverse ecosystem, beautiful landscapes, and a rich Caribbean culture.

In the crypto world, the huge volatility of prices and the huge risks and rewards mean that traditional investors have steered away from the blockchain.

In October of this year, Panama issued Decree 722, opening the door to obtaining permanent residency through investment. 

One of the downsides of the Internet is the dissemination of misinformation.