Importing medical equipment into Panama is not just a matter of logistics; it’s a responsibility to public health. From ventilators to diagnostic devices, every item must comply with strict regulations to ensure its safety and effectiveness.
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What Does Internal Transit in Panama Customs Really Mean? Internal transit in customs is a process that allows goods to be moved within Panama without paying import taxes at the entry point, always under the supervision of customs authorities. This is essential for companies that need to transport their cargo to locations such as warehouses or free trade zones before nationalizing or re-exporting it.
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Importing oversized cargo in Panama can seem like a huge challenge at first. Think of industrial machinery, metal structures, or heavy equipment that won’t fit in standard containers: moving them without proper planning can lead to delays, unexpected costs, or issues with authorities. That’s why, from the very beginning, having specialized customs services and reliable customs agents is essential to ensure everything flows smoothly.
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The solar panels exemption in Panama is a legal benefit that allows importing these systems by paying only a minimal fee, protected under Law 37 of 2013 and its amendment, Law 38 of 2016. Thanks to this regulation, importers only have to pay $3.00 for system usage when processing the procedure at the Secretary of Energy, representing a significant saving in customs taxes.
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