
Residency & Immigration
A focused package for Panama’s Qualified Investor Visa bank deposit route, organizing banking profile preparation, source-of-funds documentation, fixed-term deposit workflow, MICI and immigration.
The Qualified Investor Visa — Bank Deposit Packages is designed for clients who want a structured but focused coordination path for the bank deposit option. Investors still comparing structures can also review the Real Estate Basic Package and the Securities Investment Basic Package before choosing the final route.
This package is appropriate for investors who need support organizing the core workflow: preliminary due diligence, banking profile preparation, document collection, source-of-funds organization, timeline planning, professional communication, fixed-term deposit workflow, MICI certification and immigration process coordination.
The Basic Package is not designed as a full relocation or post-approval support package. Airport VIP pass, transportation, SIM card, local rental coordination, cédula coordination, tax ID coordination, annual investment maintenance and Special Travel Passport support are not included unless separately quoted.
This package may be suitable for clients who:
want to compare the bank deposit option with other Qualified Investor routes;
prefer a banking-driven residency route;
need help preparing a bank profile before applying;
need support organizing source-of-funds documentation;
already understand that bank approval is not guaranteed;
do not need airport, local rental or settlement support;
prefer post-approval steps to be quoted separately;
want a clear action plan before starting the banking workflow.
The Basic Package may include coordination of:
category comparison at coordination level;
preliminary due diligence organization;
document collection and checklist management;
roadmap and timeline action plan;
banking profile preparation;
source-of-funds and source-of-wealth document organization;
communication with legal and banking professionals;
document legalization and translation workflow;
bank account opening workflow coordination;
fixed-term deposit workflow coordination;
MICI and immigration workflow coordination;
basic status tracking.
The final proposal should confirm exact scope, limits, pricing and exclusions.
Phase 1 — Route confirmation and initial action plan
Confirm the bank deposit route, applicant profile, family scope, documentation priorities and the sequence needed before bank onboarding.
Estimated time: 2–5 business days
Phase 2 — Document, source-of-funds and banking-profile preparation
Organize identification, proof of address, tax information, professional or business background, source-of-funds evidence and foreign documents needed for banking, legal and authority review.
Estimated time: 1–4 weeks, depending on document availability and country of issue
Phase 3 — Bank onboarding and compliance review
Coordinate KYC submission and follow-up with the selected bank. Account approval remains exclusively subject to the bank’s compliance process.
Estimated time: 2–6+ weeks after a complete banking file is submitted
Phase 4 — International transfer and qualifying fixed-term deposit
After bank approval, coordinate the transfer sequence and the documentation needed for creation of the qualifying fixed-term deposit.
Estimated time: 1–3 weeks after the account is ready and transfer instructions are confirmed
Phase 5 — Deposit evidence and MICI certification preparation
Organize the bank certificate, deposit evidence and supporting records required for the Qualified Investor filing workflow.
Estimated time: approximately 1–3 weeks after the qualifying deposit is established
Phase 6 — Immigration filing and authority review
Licensed immigration counsel handles the regulated filing and legal representation. Additional authority requests may extend this stage.
Estimated time: approximately 30–45 days after a complete qualifying filing is submitted
Phase 7 — Permanent-resident card steps
After approval, coordinate the required in-person resident-card appointments and related steps in Panama.
Estimated time: approximately 2–5 business days in Panama, subject to appointment availability
Unless expressly included in the approved proposal, the Basic Package does not include:
financial advice;
investment advice;
tax advice;
bank approval;
fixed-term deposit acceptance;
government fees;
bank charges;
transfer fees;
apostille, consular, notary or courier costs;
airport VIP pass;
airport-to-city transportation;
local SIM card assistance;
local rental coordination;
cédula coordination;
Panama tax ID coordination;
company or foundation coordination;
annual investment maintenance;
Special Travel Passport application;
ongoing post-approval coordination service.
The Basic Package is ideal for investors who want a focused coordination path before starting bank onboarding, transferring funds or preparing the immigration workflow.
It helps reduce confusion around sequencing, providers, documents and certification requirements without adding premium relocation extras.
Clients who later want airport VIP pass, transportation, SIM card, family travel coordination, local rental support, cédula coordination, tax ID coordination, company or foundation coordination or enhanced post-approval organization may request add-ons or upgrade to the Premium Package when available.
Annual investment maintenance is not included in the Basic Package and may be contracted separately or included under the ongoing post-approval coordination service.
CitizenResident helps coordinate the workflow, document organization, provider communication and follow-up. Banking advice, financial advice, tax advice, immigration advice, filings and representation before authorities are handled by independent licensed professionals, regulated institutions or competent authorities.
Common questions answered before your consultation.
No. Bank approval depends exclusively on the financial institution’s compliance review. CitizenResident helps coordinate the document and communication workflow but cannot guarantee account opening or deposit acceptance.
No. The qualifying deposit amount, bank charges, transfer fees and related banking costs are separate from CitizenResident’s coordination package.
No. The minimum qualifying deposit does not increase only because the applicant includes eligible dependents. However, professional fees, government expenses, document costs and post-approval steps may vary depending on the number of family members.
No. Annual investment maintenance is quoted separately or may be included under ongoing post-approval coordination support.
The strongest starting point is a coherent KYC and source-of-funds file, supported by properly legalized or translated documents when required. The Banking Solutions & Coordination service and Document, Translation & Legalization Coordination Services provide useful context for those preparatory workstreams.
That decision is best made before the qualifying funds are committed. Investors who are still comparing structures can review the Real Estate Basic Package and the Securities Investment Basic Package to compare timing, liquidity and operational requirements.
Schedule your initial consultation and let us guide you through the process. We respond within 1 business day.
Speak with Our TeamConsider the other available options within the same program