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Citizens of the majority of European and American (North & South) countries, as well as a number of countries in Asia & Africa, do not require a visa to enter Panama for up to three months, provided they hold a passport valid for at least 3 months from the date of entry. When entering Panama …

The highlands of Chiriqui offer a year round spring-like climate with temperatures ranging between 12°C and 25°C, while its capital David and the beach areas can reach up to 33°C at its highest with an average of 31C° through the …

Also known as David Airport (IATA: DAV), Enrique Malek International Airport located in David with domestic flights to and from Panama City and international flights to and from San Jose, Costa Rica, recently expanded and now has a longer runway for more international flights and a new passenger terminal. Taxis are readily available on arrival. …

Take the bus through the mountains from Panama City’s Albrook Bus Terminal to reach Chiriqui. Within the province, multiple bus connections are available, the city of David being Chiriqui's primary transportation hub. Public buses may be flagged down off the sides of the road. Renting your own car is probably the easiest and most convenient …

Medical care is generally easy to access in Panama, and the quality of services provided is rather high. Although no vaccinations are required to enter Panama, getting shots against hepatitis A, typhoid & yellow fever is recommended to all …

Correos y Telégrafos Nacionales de Panamá runs postage services in Panama. There are multiple locations across the province, and long lines are not uncommon. For expedited shipping, use private carriers such as FedEx, DHL or Worldwide Express, all available in …

There are no codes for individual provinces in Panama; to dial a number, enter the country code 507 followed by a 7-digit local number. Pay-as-you-go phone cards, as well as SIM cards from local mobile operators, are readily available for …

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