Panamá is implementing stricter passport validity requirements for international visitors. Effective immediately, travelers entering Panamá must have a passport valid for at least three months from the date of entry. This regulation applies to all international visitors, including citizens of México. The measure aims to ensure compliance with immigration protocols and prevent issues related to overstaying visas. Authorities in Panamá emphasize that meeting this condition is mandatory for entry. Travelers, particularly those from México, are urged to renew their passports well in advance of planned travel to Panamá to avoid being denied entry. This new rule reinforces Panamá’s commitment to border control and travel security.