What can or can’t you bring into Panama

Hello Ginny,

I can help you with getting things translated.

After arriving in mid-December, I found that Google translate on my laptop allowed me to copy & paste to enable me to understand Spanish text.

Also, if you add it to your cell phone, you can use it to communicate with that store clerk who speaks no English.

There are other free translaters that are great when you have a saved document (like a lease) where you can just upload the document (in Word, pdf, etc.) and the translater edits it to English.

Best,
Robert

I person i knwo brought like 100k cash and did not declare it. He went to jail and into a lot of trouble. Bring under 10kcash

Google Translate or iTranslate is your friend!

Thanks for the tips, guys
I’ll have my husband do what needs to be done to translate the pages.
I use an iPad so I can’t do that...
I was hoping that we could find a list somewhere
We know about the containers that we’d have to buy, but was looking for info on or about guns, amino, seed stuff and per packaged foods that are sealed. Any tips on those would be helpful too
Again thanks

No guns. It’s complicated to impossible to get them legal. Seeds ok, also packaged food. No plants, fruits, living things that could carry insects or disease.

Weapons - and like she said cash that is not declared. Depends what you want to pay customs and shipping fees on

Also some things that were alive.  Treated wood only, no animal skins, animal ivory,  anything flammable, and items with the contents under pressure.