Boquete, Panama (Destination for Expats) Retire in Boquete
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Boquete, Panama (Destination for Expats) Retire in Boquete
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BOQUETE
Boquete (not easy to pronounce, so please excuse pronounciation), is a District of the Chiriqui Province in Panama located on the North of the Chiriqui Province, in the Western side of the country. Boquete is situated about 60 kilometres from the border of Costa Rica and lies on the Caldera River, in Panama's green mountain highlands. Because of its elevation, some 1,200 metres (3,900 ft) above sea level, its climate is cooler than that of the lowlands. Its scenic location, temperature, and natural environment make it popular with Panamanians and attracts tourists and retirees from all over the world.
The capital lies at the city of Bajo Boquete. The population of Boqute, according to the 2010 census, was 22 435 and District covers a total area of 488.4 kilometers.
Boquete is divided into the following administrative areas:
Alto Boquete;
Bajo Boquete;
Caldera;
Jaramillio;
Los Naranjos;
And; Palmira
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one of best videos i looked. thanks for effort. i will relocate next year to panama as retired single guy from switzerland. biggest problem is where to live. after look this video twice i m convinced to move to this area. but what its really need, is to learn spanish i think so.
Thank you for watching. Boquete is beautiful.
That explains a lot...yes, I've subscribed. Thanks for the response. I do know how much time it takes to produce content and edit video which is why I appreciate your efforts. I know nothing at all about the 3-year-old running around making it more difficult, thankfully ;)
Hey its amazing having a little one! Don't get me wrong ha ha.... I appreciate you subscribing.
I liked the fact that this seemed to be a very objective presentation rather than another sales pitch. Still, it is also helpful to know some of the less attractive points such as mosquitos, power outages and season of heavy rains.
Thank you - that will happen in future videos about various areas.... Keep watching!
I find that there are fewer mosquitoes in places such as Boquete, Volcán, Cerro Punta, Cerro Campana and Cerro Azul, due to their elevation. It seems the higher in elevation you go, the fewer the mosquitoes.
The heavy rains can be quite heavy, especially in the rainy season which last from starting some time in May to some time in November. But the torrential rains can come and go rather quickly. Unlike in other world geographies where it can drizzle for weeks on end, 't'is not uncommon to have torrential rains and then, minutes later, have a blue sky with sunshine. In the rainy season, the greenery is so lush and practically anything will grow. You certainly won;t die of hunger in Panama, even if you don;t have a cent in your pocket to your name, due to the abundance of fruits and vegetables which simply grow wild and spontaneously.
If power outages concern you, say you are a stock trader, fr example, I strongly recommend getting a power backup system. It is a small price to pay for the other benefits, peace of mind and happiness one experiences. Power backup systems are not very expensive if you purchase them in the duty-free zone. Another option is to go solar. Speaking of solar, you can put yourself on the waiting list for a totally solar electric car you may never need to plug in a day in your life. If this is something that might interest you, please use my referral code so that I may get credit. My dad and I are on this waiting list: i.refs.cc/j7t13CpP?smile_ref=eyJzbWlsZV9zb3VyY2UiOiJzbWlsZV91aSIsInNtaWxlX21lZGl1bSI6IiIsInNtaWxlX2NhbXBhaWduIjoicmVmZXJyYWxfcHJvZ3JhbSIsInNtaWxlX2N1c3RvbWVyX2lkIjo3MTM0MzU5NzR9 With Panama being so near the equator you will have plenty of power for your electric vehicle. Enjoy! And welcome to Panama!
I love Panama. I'll try this spot for my next trip
Very well done and the views are amazing thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it ...
Love Boquete is Beautiful ❤
It is!
Nos agrada que les guste El Valle de Boquete en Panamá. Thanks desde aqui mismo 🇵🇦🌎🙋🏻♀️🤚🏻✅🔟👍🏻⚘🙏😇🥰🥰❤
For our English subscribers this is what is being written: We like that you like El Valle de Boquete in Panama. Thanks from right here 🇵🇦
We love Panama in its entirety and all the hope it brings! Thanks for accepting us here.
I'll be coming to Panama on March 30, 2021 with no itinerary other than staying in a hotel in Panama City. I'm fully vaccinated and looking to relocate when I retire in a couple of years. I want to check out the country as much as possible. Should I rent a car or what?
When we were in Panama City we just caught Ubers as it was so easy and accessible. We only used the car we purchased when we left to live in David. I loved the freedom of just being able to call someone to drive us around ... driving in Panama City is a little scary.
@@WeMovedToPanama what about outside Panama city
@@WeMovedToPanama what about traveling to different parts of the country?
You didn’t pronounces any of those cities right
As per the comments under the video...... The voice is not human, its AI... you cannot get the AI to "pronounce" words in any way... We were not monetized at the time of making the initial videos so we had to make do with what we could find without incurring cost... Watch all the other videos pertaining to the farm build .... those are natural without AI.
I would love to live in Boquete but was told they are lots of insects. I don't like bugs 💔.
Its not so bad.... Just at certain times of the day... sometimes we don't even notice them.
mam this place gives passport ?what is law and order situation and security safety in this area?
Best thing for you to do is to contact Expat Immigration in Panama as they can give you all the answers. Cannot get a passport with permanent residency - you need Citizenship which is a process and takes a couple of years. We feel very safe and happy in Panama.
@@WeMovedToPanama what is languages spoken and what language to learn so as to get mix with local people and get to know theree language and is education free and what property costs on a budget and how are those embera people?
@@gulumamu2472 Spanish... The public schools teach in Spanish.
@@gulumamu2472 property prices differ according to area greatly so you need to really look around ....