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Latin Lawyer recognizes Alcogal as a highly recommended firm

The latest edition of Latin Lawyer 250 describes our firm as an “Experienced top-tier firm” in Panama, and distinguished us as a highly recommended law firm for services in the following work areas: Banking & Finance, Capital Markets, and Corporate/M&A The guide notes that Alcogal receives glowing client recommendations, and indicates that “This is perhaps unsurprising given the emphasis …

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Alcogal members contributed to the Chambers Banking & Finance 2021 Global Practice Guide

Partners Arturo Gerbaud and Eloy Alfaro B., and senior associate Patricia Cordero, provide expert legal commentary and analysis on the key developments and trends in Banking and Finance in Panama for the recently published Panamanian chapter of the 2021 Chambers Global Guide. The Banking & Finance Global Guide provides the latest legal information on the …

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New regulations for foreigners who enter the national territory as tourists

Reminder | Since October 1, 2021, the legal term was restored for all foreigners who enter the national territory as tourists: The length of stay for tourists from the date of arrival is one (1) month. If the person wishes to stay longer, they must request an extension previously, which will be granted for periods …

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Alcogal laywers are highly ranked by Legal 500

Alcogal team members recognized by Legal 500: Arturo Gerbaud – Leading Individual Jorge Federico Lee – Leading Individual Anibal Galindo – Leading Individual Eloy Alfaro B. – Leading Individual Raúl Borrell- Leading Individual Eduardo Gómez – Next Generation Partner Jaime Castillo – Next Generation Partner Rita de la Guardia – Rising Star Patricia Cordero – …

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Foreigners with provisional residence permits may apply for permanent residence

Any foreigner who has obtained a provisional residence permit through the extraordinary migratory regularization process “Crisol de Razas” or through the general migratory regularization procedure, either for six (6) or ten (10) years, may request the permanent residence, provided that it meets the criteria established by Executive Decree No. 235 of September 15, 2021.