Panapass:
Fee $100
Required Documents
- Will we need to take your vehicle to the City
- To have it tied to a credit card owner will need to be present not required for pay as you go
- Copy of your passport or cedula, whichever was used to title the vehicle
- Copy of the Title or Registro
- Copy of your valid insurance
- Signed Authorization Form (Click here to print form)
- Signed ACP government form (Click here to print form)
- Signed Saldo Negativo (Click here to print form)
- All documents must be originals, simply sign do not fill out, they can be dropped off at MBE in the David Marquez folder
VERY IMPORTANT THAT ALL SIGNATURES MATCH EXACTLY HOW YOU SIGNED YOUR PASSPORT OR CEDULA!
Panapass….What is it and how to get it?
Panapass is Panama’s electronic toll collection system. A sticker is applied to the windshield or sunroof that is used to automatically open the gates. There are three roads that require the Panapass decal, the Corridor Norte, the Autopista to Colon and the Corridor Sur.
The Corridor Sur is the most common as it is the main route to Tocumen International airport. There are no toll collectors or the option to pay in cash.
If the gate does not open for any reason simply wait, there may be a violation issued, $11 each episode.
You can recharge the Panapass in a number of ways, free standing touch machines located in local stores, any cashier at a supermarket, using the ENA app or through your bank. About $8.00 round trip to the airport.
You can use the account number or license plate number.
If you’ve purchased a used car with the decal you can continue to use it if it is set up as pay as you go. If CC, you will have to get a new decal.
After payment confirmation, WhatsApp me for our bank account information. We will schedule an appointment, takes 7-10 days and then we will let you know when we need to pick up the vehicle and collect the documents.