See What Carl Discovered While He Was In Panama

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[@worldofwonder456]

What a delightful gentleman! 😁🙂

[@deirdremcintyre6552]

I agree, beautiful speaker Is he married/taken?😂

[@CarlMcKoy]

Thank you!

[@OnlymeMOK]

Thanks for doing this video Carl and congrats on your new chapter.

[@CarlMcKoy]

You're quite welcomed I hope it was helpful. Thanks

[@JonathanParker-e8z]

Good for you Carl! Waiting to see your fishing exploits in Panama next! Godspeed

[@James-uk8dx]

Congratulations Carl! Good luck with your landing in Panama.

[@CarlMcKoy]

Thanks James.

[@StepOutOnFaith-ym2nt]

Hi Carl! thank you for sharing.

[@CarlMcKoy]

Hi there. I hope it was helpful

[@PanamaRelocationTours]

Thanks for watching!

[@russelljackson9898]

The wife & I moved to Panama in August and we love it. We've done a few day trips to San Blas and Taboga Island. Both were a lot of fun and will do them again. We bought a car recently and drove to Coronado earlier this week, we are planning a trip to Boquete and Bocas del Toro in the near furture. Hope to see you at some down here, Later.

[@jackielange9969]

Congratulations on your move to Panama! There is so much to see and do!

[@brendalamalfa5030]

Short but sweet video. What a nice man and great speaker! Enjoyed the video a lot! I'm going on the PRT Mar. 7 this spring so am getting excited. I speak fluent Spanish so looking forward to speaking with the lovely Panamanian people!

[@CarlMcKoy]

You're going to love it. Enjoy tranquilo!

[@jackielange9969]

We look forward to showing you how amazing life is in Panama!

[@brendalamalfa5030]

@@CarlMcKoy Thank you, Carl! I hope so! Are you enjoying yourself in Panama? How long are you there now?

[@roznoel]

Thanks for sharing, Carl. I hope i run into you ehen i get there.

[@SlickSydney]

Right on Carl. You look very happy with what you have learned. Can t wait to get there as well. It s the plan. I grew up in fishing lodges so I think Pedasi is on the list!

[@edithst-hilaire3824]

Pedasi is a fisherman’s paradise!! I love the beauty and laidback vibe of Pedasi… muy tranquilo 😊

[@CarlMcKoy]

Pedasi...Absolutely!😊

[@lynwill9946]

Great video.

[@kevinsmith4792]

Thanks for mentioning the extreme gun violence in the United States. This is my number one reason for wanting to leave the US and retire in Panama 🇵🇦 Also, the extreme weather we have in the U S , I like the consistency of the weather in Panama. Never get cold fronts and never get heat waves in Panama, just warm and humid all year long.

[@lisaclark2269]

Best of luck to you. I'm planning to take the tour soon!

[@agl5132]

So nice to see his excitement. The US is a mess with the exorbitant cost of living, shootings, politics, racism etc. I left the US six years ago and lived in Mexico City which was nice and not humid like the coastal tourist spots. I then moved to Europe and found I really like the Mediterranean climate. With that being said I am looking to move again and think I'd do better learning Spanish vs languages from some of the countries here. I have no desire for Spain so I have researched Panama City and Coronado and those would be my desired locations. The cost of living, the healthcare etc are very good, although any city is going to be a bit more. The one thing that is holding me back is the humidity and rain. I'm not a fan of either. I have heard the Coronado area is considered to be in the dry arch which is a bit better. I am not ruling it out and may end up there this year.

[@kennyroberts2703]

I moved to Panama City during The Rainy Season in '24/it wasn't as rainy as it was in Florida. You learn to go with the flow/the rain won't stop you from doing whatever you want to do. Just keep an ☔ handy because it doesn't rain for long.

[@CarlMcKoy]

Thanks @agl5132. You are correct about Coronado. I like that area too. Don't be intimidated by the "rainy season" it does rain, but not all day everyday, and in some parts of the country, the rainfall is negligible. As for the humidity, Panama is diverse in that some regions are more humid than others. You just have to find what works for you. Good luck!!!

[@CarlMcKoy]

​@@kennyroberts2703Exactly!!!

[@agl5132]

@@kennyroberts2703 Good to know. I've spent a few years in Scotland and don't want any of that kinda rain again it just last for days. I'm planning a visit soon along with two other countries. It'll probably be a couple months at least in Panama. I've lived in FL as well so understand that kind of rain. Certainly don't want any of the snow I was used to in New England 😅 I'll see how the humidity is for me. I've lived in those regions in the US as well.

[@agl5132]

@@CarlMcKoy Thanks that eases my mind.

[@KimHumphrey-sq1nt]

Hi Carl good morning thanks for the info I want to come come up in April I will need a place to stay on a budget hotel or a house rental just for 2 weeks to check out the place for myself thank you ❤

[@CarlMcKoy]

Hi @KimHumphrey. Unfortunately I can't confidently make a recommendation. Jackie Langes' Panama Relocation Tour took care of everything for me. Rather than trying to sort things out for yourself, I STRONGLY recommend reaching out to Jackie Lange and purchasing the tour guide.

[@glorianewsom6200]

Glad you are so excited! I have one question about the PRT guide. I know the on line guide is updated frequently, but is there also a PHYSICAL book/guide, even though it isn't updated? I'm not a fan of "only online" books and readings. Thx

[@Banksy2022]

if you take a bus tour, a hard copy is given to each person but it's not as up to date as the online guide.

[@jackielange9969]

The physical book is only given out during an all-inclusive 6-day, 7-night Panama Relocation Tour. After the tour, you also get access to the Online Panama Relocation Guide and our private facebook community.

[@GarySpencer-z4s]

@carl, if possible would love to chat about your tour.

[@CarlMcKoy]

@@GarySpencer-z4shi Gary. The tour is the way to go.

[@kandyman1963]

Going to visit Panama soon, any ideas where to stay? Any good Airbnb's

[@CarlMcKoy]

I would recommend you reach out to Jackie Lange and book a tour or at least purchase the tour guide. It's worth its weight in gold and will save you time, money, and alleviate unwanted stress. Happy trails.

[@robertmaddox7592]

great video, me and my wife have been thinking about moving to Panama, does anybody knows a bank in Panama that finance mortgage for people working in USA?

[@PanamaRelocationTours]

see this article about buying real estate and getting financing -- panamarelocationtours.com/buying-real-estate-in-panama

[@Katy32344]

I turn 60 today, so dont have SS for two more years. Im thinking of selling my house and using the money to live on in Panama and MX until my SS starts. Does anyone think this os a reasonable idea?

[@kennyroberts2703]

It's doable. Your first step should be consulting with a reputable Immigration Attorney. They can keep you from making costly mistakes. My Lawyer did all of the leg work/all we had to do is show up/pay our fees/take pictures for our Visas.

[@CarlMcKoy]

@Katy32344 honestly, even if I spoke fluent Spanish, I wouldn't attempt to make that move without help and guidance from someone I can trust who is aware of the nuances. I strongly recommend taking the Panama Relocation Tour or, at minimum, purchasing the tour guide.

[@jackielange9969]

If you want to wait to get a visa until you have a pension, you could do 6 months Panama then 6 months , repeat. Tourists can stay in each country for 180 days.

[@lvncsr6166]

Really nice video, Carl:) BUT....why would you fire before you aim:)?

[@CarlMcKoy]

Thanks @lvncsr6166 typically, imho people tend to ready themselves aim...aim...aim...aim, but never pull the trigger figuratively speaking. In this case, it's hard to miss your target if you take the Panama Relocation Tour and follow the simple directions, you don't have to be a marksman to hit your target.

[@fanfare100]

Thank you for mentioning the lack of gun violence. And it's not that guns are outlawed. You just don't see the gun violence you see in the USA.

[@empresstheudas]

Parts of 🇵🇦 there is a problem with guns

[@CarlMcKoy]

Where is this? and Does it compare to the problem that exists in the states?

[@tr-film-foto]

@@CarlMcKoy not at all... Guns are too expensive for Panamanians. There is virtually no gun violence here.

[@CarlMcKoy]

Exactly

[@rondunn4336]

Perhaps he discovered humidity and mosquitoes, do you think?

[@CharlieBrown0507]

Where do you live? in a cocoon? That's everywhere on Planet Earth.

[@kennyroberts2703]

They have both but unless you live in the jungle, it isn't that bad. I've been in worse places in Florida, where the 🦟🦟🦟 look like Lear Jets.

[@JamesBondEsq.]

​@@CharlieBrown0507San Diego, California has minimal humidity and mosquitoes aren't an issue. You have to live in San Diego to truly appreciate the weather and the fact that you never spend a dime on mosquito repellent.

[@James-uk8dx]

@@rondunn4336 I live in Wisconsin and the mosquitoes are worse here than we experienced in Panama. We did the tour in August during the rainy season. My wife and I hiked into the rain forest in the Canal district and also ventured into the mountains outside of Boquete. Mother nature can always throw something your way so prepare accordingly. We put on some bug juice and had the time of our lives. No problem.

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[@glorianewsom6200]

@@PanamaRelocationTours these emails are great reading!