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Immigration in Costa Rica.

Immigration details
For those who decide to immigrate to Costa Rica, the Archive is here to help you through the maze of information. Direccion General de Migracion is the immigration office for Costa Rica, and everything official is in Spanish.

It is also unfortunate, but while the immigration law is fixed, the various procedures can be changed on short notice by the Immigration department.

Keep updated as to these changes through the websites

While immigration is not for everyone, it is important to make a clear and informed decision about your choices. Misinformation is everywhere on the internet and around the country, so be careful to believe half of what you read...

The most complicated issue you will deal with in immigration is the legalization of your documents for residency. This is where good help can assist you by walking you through the procedure, one document at a time, for each country or state you will need to deal with. It can be a very confusing, and sometimes lengthy process, just to get the documents ready for presentation to the immigration department. Be aware of the regulations followed in your country, or even for particulars in your state.

For more general details on immigration, please check out our information on the types of residency available, so that you can get an idea of which type you may qualify for. This will help us to determine which documents you will need.

For those that are here only part time, less than 3 months at a time, you may decide to remain as a tourist. For people who wish to stay longer, or year around, we would advise checking out you residency options early to determine if you will be able to qualify for immigration to Costa Rica.
 

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