Do I Need a Visa for Panama City, Panama from India?

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Visa Required
Yes, you need a Panama visa to visit Panama City — but holders of certain visas may get easier entry.

For Indian passport holders · Check the linked sources and entry conditions before travel

Visa Details

Indian passport holders generally require a Panamanian visa. A current valid visa issued by the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore or an EU member state can support a visa-exempt visit of up to 30 days. Executive Decree 196 of 28 October 2024 replaced the former multiple-entry, prior-use and six-month visa-validity conditions with a current-valid-visa requirement. The embassy also specifies at least three months of passport validity, a return ticket and at least USD 500 in funds. For the Schengen selection, confirm the visa was issued by an EU member state; the decree names the EU, not every Schengen issuer.

Already Have Another Visa?

Holding certain visas can make entry to Panama easier for Indians:

With a US visa → visa-free entry
With a UK visa → visa-free entry
With a Canadian visa → visa-free entry
With a Schengen visa → visa-free entry
With a Australian visa → visa-free entry
With a Japanese visa → visa-free entry
With a Korean visa → visa-free entry
With a Singapore visa → visa-free entry
With a EU visa → visa-free entry

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Quick Summary

Visa Status
📋Visa Required
Conditional Entry
Yes — 9 visas offer easier access

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Disclaimer: Visa requirements can change without notice. Always verify with official government sources and the embassy or consulate of Panama before making travel plans.

Full Panama Visa Info

This page shows visa requirements for visiting Panama City. For complete Panama visa details including transit rules and all conditions, see the country page.

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