Sold Your Home Before Moving to Costa Rica? What to Do With the Money
If you sold your home before moving to Costa Rica, you may have arrived with the proceeds sitting in a
Practical reading for your move, residency application, and life in Costa Rica.
Explore guides by topic →If you sold your home before moving to Costa Rica, you may have arrived with the proceeds sitting in a
Learn about caja fees in Costa Rica with CRIE. We have over 20 years of experience guiding families through residency and immigration processes.
We provide insights on expats exiting Costa Rica, understanding why this trend is growing among foreign residents in our beautiful country.
Every emergency number in Costa Rica — 911, Cruz Roja, Bomberos, OIJ, poison control and INS — plus the traffic accident procedure that protects your claim.
The so-called deportation deposit is a refundable bond set at 75% of an open one-year ticket home — not a fixed fee. Who pays it, who is exempt, and when you can claim it back.
Explore business regulations in Costa Rica with expert insights to navigate the rules effectively for establishing your enterprise.
Our guide covers everything about the national registry Costa Rica, essential for expats navigating residency issues. Contact CRIE for personalized help.
Some people arrive in Costa Rica with a business idea: a small hotel, a restaurant, a tour company, a shop.
When you plan a move to Costa Rica, you may ask “can I work there?” when what you really want
When people first hear that they can earn income by lending money in Costa Rica against property, the natural next