What should I pack when moving to Coronado?

"Clothing suitable for hot weather, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, any personal belongings or items of furniture or homeware, kitchen items, cleaning supplies, toiletries, towels and bedding, electronics and computer equipment, books, magazines and other leisure activities, camera and photography equipment, swimwear, bicycle and accessories, quick-dry clothing, flip flops and sandals, insect repellent, first aid supplies, wallet and passport, walking or running shoes," said another expat in Coronado, Panama.

"Speak to your moving specialist as to what you can bring in a container, such things as liquids, cleaning supplies, alcohol, etc. are not allowed in a container. Furniture, electric and electronics are fine as long as you can prove that they are not new, clothing, etc. are fine," wrote a member who made the move to Coronado, Panama.

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