GENERAL ASPECTS ABOUT PURCHASING PROPERTIES IN COSTA RICA (PART 2)

September 9th, 2010

THE MARITIME ZONING LAW.
In Costa Rica the ownership of shoreline property is regulated by the Maritime Zoning Law (Ley sobre La Zona Marítimo Terrestre). The Maritime Zone encompasses two hundred (200) meters of beach frontage which is owned by the Costa Rican Government. Of the two hundred meters regulated by the maritime law, the first [...]

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GENERAL ASPECTS ABOUT PURCHASING PROPERTIES IN COSTA RICA (PART 1)

August 26th, 2010

I. General comments in connection with purchase of properties in Costa Rica.
In Costa Rica, most land is titled, and titles are registered and centralized at the offices of the Public Registry in San José. Most titles are currently organized by the means of a computer system called “Folio Real”, although some of them, especially the [...]

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Import health requirements of Costa Rica for Dogs and Cats exported from the United States of America

August 12th, 2010

The dogs or cats must be accompanied by a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian, and endorsed by a Veterinary Services (VS) veterinarian. Additional information shall include:
Certification Statements
1. The dog/cat was examined and found to be healthy and free of any clinical sings of infectious disease. Note: In general this examination should be [...]

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Yellow Fever Vaccination when Visiting Costa Rica

July 28th, 2010

Vaccination against the yellow fever is declared mandatory for people traveling from geographical areas considered of risk, prior to their arrival to Costa Rica. This will be verified through a “The International Certificate of Vaccination against the Yellow Fever”, which is valid for 10 days after the vaccination date, before the corresponding authorities [...]

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Costa Rica: The Central American Gem

July 15th, 2010

Bound to the north by Nicaragua and to the south by Panama, Costa Rica is the science geek of Central America. It has the highest literacy rate and standard of living in the region. While its neighbors were fighting civil wars, Costa Rica—the first country ever to constitutionally abolish its army, in 1949—was studying moss [...]

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Costa Rica Relocation has been appointed as Pro-Link GLOBAL´s Keiretsu Global Network Member

July 2nd, 2010

Costa Rica Relocation has been appointed as Pro-Link GLOBAL´s (www.prolinkglobal.com) Keiretsu Global Network Member. Pro-Link GLOBAL is boutique global corporate immigration firm specializing in global work permits, residence permits, entry visas, and immigration documentation and management services.  Pro-Link GLOBAL (PLG) has over 75 years of [...]

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Tips to make the most out of your house-hunting trip!

June 17th, 2010

For some people, looking at open houses is a fun, leisure-time activity. Checking out what is available can be an entertaining way to spend an afternoon. However, when you are relocating to a new country, a much more business-like approach is appropriate. You may have to complete your research and come to a decision in [...]

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Emprendedores borran huella de crisis

June 14th, 2010

La cantidad de plazas formales perdidas el último año ya fue repuesta por nuevas empresas. Experiencia de gerentes desempleados ayudó al éxito de nuevos negocios.

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In Spanish only

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MANY SPECIES – ONE PLANET – ONE FUTURE

June 4th, 2010

World Environment Day (WED) 2010 is aimed to be the biggest, most widely celebrated, global day for positive, environmental action. Commemorated on 5 June since 1972, WED is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations (UN) stimulates worldwide awareness of the environment and encourages political attention and action.
Through WED, we are [...]

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UE and Central America sign a Historic Association Agreement

May 21st, 2010

Authorities of the European Union (EU) and the Central American Presidents signed the closure of the association agreement between the two regions as a tribute to integration that they ensure the isthmus has. One by one, the representatives of the region and the European authorities went to sign the Association Agreement. Costa Rican President, Laura [...]

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