Bonjour j'aimerai savoir si il existe une alliance francaise au Panama ?
Je desire entrer en contact avec des retraites francophone residant au Panama.
Je suis francais d'origine vivant sur la cote ouest du Canada depuis 19 annees.
Trouvetons des maisons pour moins de USD 50000 ?
Toutes infos sont les bien venues.
Merci a tous.
Guy Ouradou
Bonsoir,
Il existe effectivement une Alliance francaise au Panama,
Une maison á moins de 50.000 dollars, possible mais assez difficile á trouver, á moins que ce soit dans des quartiers exterieurs de la capitale et dans le style "lotissement" .
serge
Bonjours
pour 50.000$ sur panama city c'est presque impossible, si tu trouve prévient moi j'achète ???
en plus Panama city est très compliqué a vivre, circulation impossible, insécurité dans les quartiers populaires, la plage a + d'une heure de voiture etc etc
j'ai choisi le chiriqui (David) principalement pour une meilleure qualité de vie et en ce moment je fait construire une maison( 3 chambres) et entre le terrain (900 m2)et la construction l'investissement sera de +- 110.000$, il y a moyen de faire moin chère tout dépend de ce que tu veux, du quartier, et surtout des qualités des matériaux.
Un grand salut d un Canadien francophone qui a deja vecu sur la cote ouest du Canada ( Vancouver, Victoria, White Rock); j ai su qu il a neige recemment a Vancouver !
Oui, il existe une Alliance Francaise a ciudad Panama.
Des maisons a moins de 50 000 dollars US, BIEN SUR que cela existe au Panama. Il ne faut JAMAIS OUBLIER que le salaire moyen au Panama est d environ 600 dollars par mois ( exemple de 2 employes de magasin).
J ai trouve AU MOINS 3 maisons de 150 metres carres de construction a 220 metres carres de construction, 3 chambres a coucher.
Ou ? a Tocumen ( 35 minutes de voiture du centre ville de ciudad Panama), a Chorrera ( meme distance que Tocumen) et a Arraijan ( 25 minutes en voiture ).
Oui, c est possible et il y en a d autres dans ces 3 villes et ailleurs a l interieur.
Un grand merci pour votre travail d'information ainsi que vos precisions.
Le moment venu je me permettrai de vous contacter, si cela n'est pas un derangement pour vous?
Ma femme et moi meme devont attendre cet ete 2009 pour prendre la decision de venir visiter le Panama.
Je retiens les noms de villages que vous me communiquez pour trouver des sites de real estate, en attendent de venir nous rendre sur place.
Encore merci a vous, cordialement.
Bonjour, je suis actuellement à pedasi au panama, depuis le 4novembre, pour un projet musical, je cherche des contacts pour travailler au panama, gérance ou autre emploi, connaitriez vous une asso française implanté au panama qui aide les gens à s installer, travailler etc...? Ou autre..! Par avance merci
Une association francaise qui aide les gens a s installer ?
Il ne faut pas rever en couleurs, quand meme !
Le Panama n est pas un pays d immigration comme les USA ou le Canada; il fait plutot partie des pays emergents comme l Inde ou le Bresil.
Ce qui veut dire que la priorite no 1, c est d aider les Panameens a se trouver du travail car le taux de chomage tourne autour de 30% en moyenne.
Pensez plutot a creer du travail au Panama pour les Panameens !
Cela dit, si vous avez une qualification tres particuliere utile au Panama ( societe d exportation de biens panameens en France, en Europe ou de formation de la main d oeuvre panameenne comme un college au Panama avec des standards europeens ) vous etes le bienvenu.
Merci de ces indications tres...rapide! Pouvez m apportez des informations sur les biens qu il serait interessant d importer pour les gens d ici, ou d exporter?
Je vous suggererais ainsi qu a tous ceux qui veulent importer une technologie, c est dans le domaine agricole et d elevage ( augmenter la productivite agricole et des eleveurs au niveau de l Europe) en prenant contact avec l Association des Agriculteurs dans la province de Chiriqui .
Autre possibilite : travailler avec l Association des exportateurs panameens ( ananas, cafe, etc ) pour faire accroitre le chiffre des exportations en Europe.
Prendre contact avec la Chambre de Commerce du Panama; faites Google pour cela.
des alliances françaises, il y en a, mais ce sont avant tout des centres pour promouvoir la langue...cour du soir de français, etc...elles n'ont aucune vocations commerciale...
Ps a VNAZAIRE,
il y a quelque chose que j'ai du mal a comprendre dans votre démarche...une maison à 50.000$ sur Panama city ??? Vivez-vous à Arajan ??? ou à Tocumen ?
Tout le monde ne peut pas vivre "à la panaméenne", surtout quand on vient d'europe ou du canada...sans compter qu'il ne faut pas oublier qu'en tant qu'étranger, on est présumé riche!! je connais des panamaéens qui veulent quitter arrajan pour des raisons de sécurité, alors un canadien !!!
Imaginez faire Arrajan Panama city tous les matins ??? vaut mieux acheter une voiture confortable alors!
Par ailleurs où avez vous vu qu'il y avait 30% de chômeurs ??? peut-être à Colon, mais ailleurs ??? OK, les statistiques officielles (7% en 2007) ne sont sans doute pas fiable, mais comme tout le monde travaille au noir aussi... Et si par malheur, votre chiffre de 30% était le bon, faudrait être encore plus fou pour s'installer dans les villes que vous conseillez...
Desole😉 de vous repondre un peu en retard , mes affaires personnelles obligent !
Oui, c est vrai , ce n est pas facile de vivre a la panameenne quand on vient de l Europe et du Canada.
La SECURITE constitue un probleme serieux au Panama, surtout a Colon et dans la capitale Panama. Esperons que le nouveau President y mettra un peu d ordre.
Les Panameens vivent a la maison meme dans les beaux quartiers derriere de hautes barrieres d entree en fer forge et des murs de la taille d homme et meme plus eleves. C est l Amerique Centrale en general.
Passe 18 heures, les rues se vident de pietons de la classe moyenne et plus.
Eh oui, pour plus de securite , il faut payer une maison dans les 150 000 dollars ou plus . Mais, bon, on parle d un ou 2 morts par jour pour une ville de 800 000 habitants. Surtout des reglements entre narcos.
Les chiffres du chomage : je les ai puises du rapport du CEPAL , un organisme de recherche economique centro-americain de bonne reputation; n oubliez pas qu il y a le SOUS-emploi au Panama.
😠😠😠 Dis donc, vous travaillez SUREMENT en RELATIONS PUBLIQUES pour le nouveau president multimillionaire et proprietaire de supermarches qui ont connu des visites du Service de Sante pour produits alimentaires en mauvais etat.
Vous PLAISANTEZ ? C est une plaisanterie de mauvais gout !
Au Panama, le SOUS-EMPLOI est eleve ; si le taux de chomage etait aussi bas , les gens d affaires n utilis
eraient pas en majorite des gilets pare-balles et des voitures aux vites teintees sans pouvoir reconnaitre le conducteur et ses passagers.
LISEZ le journal La Prensa de Panama, LE journal de Panama de septembre 2008 a avril 2009 :
http://www.prensa.com/
et vous verrez PAR VOUS MEME les articles sur l insecurite des Panameens ; contactez les magasins au Panama qui vendent des gilets pare balles.
Voici un article de la Prensa sur le meurtre des femmes au Panama
De toute evidence, ce monsieur ou cette dame qui se CACHE sous le nom de TheGreatOggy TRAVAILLE en RELATIONS PUBLIQUES pour l actuel gouvernement panameen.
Demandez aux jeunes diplomes universitaires panameens le VRAI taux de chomage.
Des ingenieurs diplomes chauffeurs de taxi, j en ai rencontres et egalement des journalistes travaillant comme employes du gouvernement qui chauffent un taxi le samedi.
Hahah c'est vraiment la meilleure que j'ai entendu depuis longtemps !!!
Je travail pour le gouvernement Panaméen !! mouhahahahahahah quel drôle d'individu vous êtes !!😄
C'est quoi là, même votre source, c'est à dire le site web que vous avez VOUS MÊME cité en référence n'est plus fiable ??
Votre nouveau site web cite le CEPAL mais l'info que l'on retrouve sur le site OFFICIEL de celui-ci (que vous avez fourni en passant....) ne reflète pas la même info...🤪
Ausis...Martín Torrijos n'est plus président du pays depuis le 1er juillet champion et/ou championne!
Pour avoir de l'info de panaméens, je n'ai pas à chercher très loin...ma belle-famille fait dire le gilet par balles ne fait toujours pas parti des défilés de mode "Tendances Hiver 2009-2010", que c'est toujours sécuritaire dans leur pays mise à part quelques quartiers de Panama City....et le quartier des affaires ne fait pas parti de ceux-ci!! (et on peut ajouter la ville de Colon dans la liste des endroits peu recommandables)
Merci pour le divertissement en passant, ça fait longtemps que je n'ai pas ri comme ça !!😄
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