What's the cost for home or apartment renter's insurance in Panama?
Elizabeth Vance - The Gringo Guide To Panama: What To Know Before You Go
For home rental insurance in Panama, you'll find it's about the same as in the U.S. really. When we were renting, we paid $25 a month for $50,000 coverage of our contents.
For home rental insurance in Panama, you'll find it's about the same as in the U.S. really. When we were renting, we paid $25 a month for $50,000 coverage of our contents.
Posted April 20, 2013
Jose Broce - Broce-Pinilla & Asociados
In Panama, there are many companies that offer apartment renter’s insurance. Let’s say I have an apartment that has about US $75,000 worth of belongings inside. This means that I have to pay $75 per month, which is .1% of $75,000 to fully insure the apartment against theft, fire, water damage or any other damages.
In Panama, there are many companies that offer apartment renter’s insurance. Let’s say I have an apartment that has about US $75,000 worth of belongings inside. This means that I have to pay $75 per month, which is .1% of $75,000 to fully insure the apartment against theft, fire, water damage or any other damages.
Posted November 3, 2014
Michael A. Martinez - B & B Real Estate Nicaragua / Panama Real Estate Information
As a personal matter, we don’t have renter’s insurance for the following reasons. We live in the western side of the Azuero peninsula. I live in a rural area on a farm overlooking the ocean. My insurance is my dogs outside the gate. It’s pretty dark and it’s a long drive to get to the gates of my farm. I’m not really worried about actual break ins. I can’t say that there hasn’t been any break ins but they are very...
As a personal matter, we don’t have renter’s insurance for the following reasons. We live in the western side of the Azuero peninsula. I live in a rural area on a farm overlooking the ocean. My insurance is my dogs outside the gate. It’s pretty dark and it’s a long drive to get to the gates of my farm. I’m not really worried about actual break ins. I can’t say that there hasn’t been any break ins but they are very rare in this part of Panama.
(Little developed area of the Western Azuero, pictured.)
Posted May 3, 2015