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Getting
There
International Airlines serving Panama with regularly scheduled
flights:
American
Airlines
Avianca
Continental
Airlines
Copa
Airlines
Cubana
Delta
Airlines
Iberia
Lloyd
Aero Boliviano
Grupo
Taca
Mexicana
West
Caribbean
Local Air Services
A variety of national airlines operate from the International
Airport Marcos A. Gelabert, in Albrook. They offer routine
and charter flights to more than 150 airfields in the
Republic.
Aeroperlas
www.aeroperlas.com
Bahía Piña, Contadora, David, Free
Zone of Colón, Bocas del Toro, Changuinola, Chitré,
La Palma, El Real, Jaqué, Garachiné, Sambú,
Special Flights.
Aeromapiex
E-Mail
David, Bocas del Toro (Island), Changuinola and
Panamá City.
Aerotaxi
iflyap@aeroperlas.com
San Blas
ANSA
iflyap@aeroperlas.com
San Blas
Aviatur
aviatur@sinfo.net
San Blas, Darién, Sambú, Garachiné,
La Palma, Jaqué, Piña, Contadora, San Miguel.
Special Flights.
Helipan
www.helipan.com
Helicopter Rental & Tours.
Helix
www.aero.com.pa
Helicopter Charters Flights.
Entry Requirements
All visitors require a valid passport and an onward/return
ticket.
Additional requirements vary according to nationality
and are subject to change. You are recommended to check
with a Panamanian Consulate or Embassy or ticketing agents
for airlines that fly to Panama to obtain the most updated
information.
At the time of writing, nationals from the following countries
do NOT REQUIRE any further documentation: Argentina, Austria,
Belgium Costa Rica, El Salvador, Finland, France, Germany
Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Luxemburg,
Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Switzerland and
UK.
Nationals from the following countries do REQUIRE a tourist
card (US $5) or a tourist visa, available from Panamanian
embassies and consulates, airlines serving Panama, border
crossings, or at the international airport : Antigua,
Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia,
Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Denmark, Granada,
Greece, Guyana, Iceland, Ireland, Jamaica, Japan, Malta,
Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, San Marino,
South Korea, Suriname, Taiwan, Tobago, Trinidad, USA,
Venezuela.
Nationals from Chad, Ecuador, Egypt, Philippines, Peru,
Dominican Republic and Thailand require tourist visas
and should contact an embassy or consulate.
If your country is not listed above, contact your nearest
Panamanian Consulate or Embassy or the Panamanian Immigration
office Tel: 507-227-1448 Fax: 507-227-1227
Upon entry, every visitor is given a stamp allowing him
or her to remain in Panama as a tourist for 90 days. This
may be extended by applying to an immigration office in
Panama City, David or Chitre, the only offices that can
issue an extension.
For information regarding Pensionado and other Residence
Visas, 2nd Passports etc. click here
You may enter Panama with 200 cigarettes and 3 bottles
of liquor tax free. If you try to leave Panama with articles
made from endangered species you may be severely punished.
Please note: There is a US$20 departure tax when you leave
Panama.
Entry
requirements and fees are subject to change
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