How Long Can I Stay in Costa Rica as a Resident?
Entering Costa Rica as a tourist, you can visit for up to 90 days without a visa. Once you are a resident, there is no limit; you have the right to live in Costa Rica.
Entering Costa Rica as a tourist, you can visit for up to 90 days without a visa. Once you are a resident, there is no limit; you have the right to live in Costa Rica.
The short answer, I’m afraid, is no. It’s illegal here in Costa Rica to have macaws as pets as they are a protected species.
Robin M. Says: Can you get private healthcare in Costa Rica if you only live there part time? IL Costa Rica Correspondent Bekah Bottone Says: Hi Robin, Yes, you can have private insurance in Costa Rica—even if you live here part time. And there are many excellent options for private insurance. The only tricky part Read more...: Can Part-Time Residents Get Private Healthcare in Costa Rica?
Keith L. Says: I have read about migrants passing through Costa Rica from South America, which could present a risk to residents. Any thoughts? IL Costa Rica Correspondent Rebekah Bottone Says: Hi Keith, I understand your concern, especially given the media coverage that South America’s migrant crisis gets. Like any country in this part of Read more...: What is the Situation with Migrants Passing Through Costa Rica?