Worker Hired in Companies within Free Zones

The context of the outputis about obtaining a work permit for individuals hired as executives, expertsor technicians within free trade zones in Panama. The specific law beingreferred to is Law 32 of April 5th, 2011.

At LEGAL@work, we understand that navigating the legal requirements for obtaining a work permit can be a daunting task. That's why we are here to guide you through the process and ensure that your application is completed correctly and efficiently.

To apply for this type of work permit, there are several requirements that must be met. These include submitting a notarized application and power of attorney, providing four passport-sized photographs, a certified copy of the applicant's passport, and a criminal background check. Additionally, there are several fees that must be paid, including a B/.250.00 fee to the national treasury and a B/.800.00 fee to the National Migration Service.

The applicant's employer is also required to provide several documents, such as a certification from the General Directorate of Free Trade Zones confirming that the company is established in the area, a certification from the free trade zone promoter confirming the need for the permit, and a notarized letter of responsibility from the company committing to repatriating the employee at the end of the contract or if necessary.

At LEGAL@work, we will assist you in gathering all the required documents and ensuring that they are completed and submitted correctly. Our team of experienced lawyers will also provide guidance on any additional legal requirements that may apply to your specific situation. Our estimated fee for this service is exclusive of government fees.

Requirements for residency visa

In summary, the steps required to obtain a work permit for individuals hired as executives, experts or technicians within free trade zones in Panama include:

1.    Gather all the required documents

2.    Notarized application and power of attorney

3.    Four passport-sized photographs

4.    Certified copy of the applicant's passport

5.    Criminal background check

6.    Pay B/.250.00 fee to the national treasury

7.    Pay B/.800.00 fee to the National Migration Service

8.    Gather all the required documents from the employer

9.    Submit all the documents correctly

10.  Wait for the permit to be issued

At LEGAL@work, we are committed to providing a professional, efficient and accurate service to ensure that your work permit application is successful. Our team of experienced lawyers will guide you through the process, provide legal advice and remove any negative words.

Contact us today to discuss how we can help you secure your work permit in Panama.

Sources:

• Official Document