Immigration

Costa Rica is an attractive destination for expatriates, retirees, and investors due to its natural beauty, stable government, and welcoming immigration policies. If you are considering making Costa Rica your long-term home, it is important to understand the basic residency requirements.  General Immigration Rules in Costa Rica These General Rules and Immigration Procedures apply to …

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Bill No. 23531 aims to amend Article 91 of the Traffic Law, addressing the validity and privileges associated with foreign driver’s licenses. This Bill has garnered support from the Ministry of Tourism, as well as the expat community. Article 91 has long posed challenges for expatriates, imposing a three-month limit on driving privileges based on …

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Costa Rica, a favored destination for both tourists and business travelers, has extended its maximum stay period to 180 days for Group One visitors. This significant decision emphasizes the nation’s commitment to offering an extended experience for travelers and professionals, further establishing Costa Rica as a premier destination for prolonged visits and fruitful collaborations. A …

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In recent years, Costa Rica has emerged as a sought-after destination for digital nomads seeking an idyllic work-life balance amidst breathtaking natural landscapes. The country’s Digital Nomad Visa program offers a seamless transition for international residents to work remotely in the land of “pura vida,” extending a 90-day tourist visa to a full year, with …

Costa Rica’s Digital Nomad Visa: Pura Vida for Remote Workers with Across Borders Legal Read More »