SHIPPING TO PANAMA

• 🚢 RO/RO & Container Shipping Options

• 📅 Weekly Sailings from major U.S. ports

• 🛡️ Fully Licensed, Bonded & Insured

• 🧾 Full Customs Documentation Assistance

• 📍 Real-Time Tracking for Your Shipment

• 🚚 Door-to-Port Pickup Available Across the USA

• 💰Affordable Rates: Competitive pricing with no hidden fees.

• Whether it’s your first time or you’re a frequent exporter, our team guides you every step of the way.

• 🚗 Passenger Cars

• 🚙 SUVs and Crossovers

• 🚙 Pickup Trucks and Vans

• 🏍️ Motorcycles and Scooters

• 🚛 Commercial Trucks and Fleets

• 🚜 Heavy machinery and equipment

• 🏎️ Luxury, Classic & Collector Vehicles

• 🚤 Boats & Jet Skis – Shipped on trailers, crated or on cradle

• Port of Manzanillo (Colon Free Zone) – Ideal for transshipment and resale vehicles

• Port of Balboa (Panama City) – Great for personal and commercial vehicle entry

• Cristobal

• Colon

• Panama Canal

• Rodman

🛳️ 5-7 days on average, depending on port of origin and shipping metho

🚗 RO/RO (ROLL-On/ROLL-Off)

Your car is driven onto the ship and secured in a protected cargo deck. Ideal for operable vehicles.

📦 Container Shipping

Perfect for non-running, high-value, or multiple vehicles. Available in 20ft or 40ft containers. Shared container options available to reduce cost.

To ship a car to Panama, the following documents are typically required:

• ✅ Original vehicle title (clear of liens)

• ✅ Bill of sale

• ✅ Valid passport or driver’s license

• ✅ Panamanian foreign tax ID (RUC) for consignee

Used Vehicles (Gasoline/Diesel):

• Private use: Must be less than 10 years old from the manufacture year.

• Commercial use (e.g., buses, trucks): Usually must be less than 7 years old.

2. Right-Hand Drive Vehicles

• Prohibited: Only left-hand drive (LHD) vehicles are allowed.

The Panamanese government strictly prohibits certain products from being imported to protect public safety, cultural integrity, and the environment. Below is a list of items that cannot be imported into Panama:

• 🪙 Counterfeit coins or currency-like printed materials, as well as any equipment or instruments for manufacturing coins.

• 🍷 Liquors, wines, beers, or medicines with false labeling or harmful preparations.

• 🔫 Certain firearms, weapons, or war materials.

• 🎟 Foreign lottery or raffle tickets.

• 🌿 Opium (gum or for smoking purposes).

• 📚 Obscene publications such as brochures, books, magazines, newspapers, or postcards that insult or misrepresent Panama’s culture or dignity.

• 🌱 Plants, seeds, or animals restricted by the Ministry of Agriculture.