1. 19. What are the activities and natural wonders I should visit while visiting Costa Rica?
(FAQ/FAQs)

Tourism is currently the country’s most lucrative activity, and Guanacaste is blessed with having many of the country’s most beautiful beaches.  Its sun drenched dry season coincides

2. 17. What language is spoken?
(FAQ/FAQs)

Spanish is the official language, although English is widely spoken in the business community and in most tourist destinations.We offer our services in English, Spanish, German and French.

3. 16. What are the seasons in Costa Rica?
(FAQ/FAQs)

Costa Rica is a tropical country situated between 8 and 11 degrees above the equator.  It has only two seasons: “gold” and “green”!  The “gold” season wi

4. 15. What is the cost of domestic help?
(FAQ/FAQs)

Costa Rica has the highest standard of living in all of Central America.  The cost of living in Costa Rica reflects these privileges and is proportionally the highest in Central America.  N

5. 14. What is CAFTA?
(FAQ/FAQs)

CAFTA is the abbreviation for the Central American Free Trade Agreement.  Costa Rica approved CAFTA October 7th, 2007.  CAFTA guarantees that Costa Rica’s economy will continue to div

6. 12. What are Costa Rica’s natural boundaries?
(FAQ/FAQs)

·    To the North- Nicaragua ·    To the South- Panama ·    To the East-Caribbean Sea ·    To the West-Pacific

7. 11. What number should I dial in case of emergency?
(FAQ/FAQs)

Dial 911 for immediate assistance.

8. 10. What are the sales taxes and property taxes in Costa Rica?
(FAQ/FAQs)

Sales tax is 13%.  Property tax is ¼ of 1% of the registered value of the property.  (Example: The annual property tax for a $1 million dollar property would be $2,500 USD)

9. 6. What documents are required to enter with a pet to Costa Rica?
(FAQ/FAQs)

Dogs and cats entering Costa Rica must have a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian.  The examination for the certificate must be conducted within  two weeks prior to travelin

10. 3. What is the currency in Costa Rica?
(FAQ/FAQs)

The Costa Rican currency is the “Colon”.  The US Dollar is widely accepted. Current conversion rate: $1.00 USD= 495 Colones.  (Example: 10,000 colones =$20 USD)

11. Costa Rica Facts
(RealEstate in Costa Rica/Real Estate in Costa Rica)

...usually inform you of the terms and requirements, but it is advisable to ask a competent local attorney what the current requirements may be. PROPERTY OWNERSHIP Everyone Costa Rican nationals, fore...