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Shipping your household goods to Panama

One of the largest expenses you incur when moving is shipping your furniture and other household goods. However, after taking high shipping costs into consideration, you may be reluctant to ship any household items from the U.S.

his is a matter of personal choice. Most foreign residents and even Panamanians prefer U.S. products because of their higher quality. However, many retires live comfortably and happily without luxuries and expensive appliances.

You can rent a furnished apartment excluding stove and refrigerator, for a few hundred dollars monthly. You can also purchase good used furniture and appliances from expatriates and others who are moving out of the country. Check the local newspapers. What you need to import depends on your personal preference and budget.

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