Best Expat-Friendly Neighborhoods in San Jose
These top picks offer some of the best lifestyle, social, and cultural experiences in the country.
These top picks offer some of the best lifestyle, social, and cultural experiences in the country.
Can’t decide which part of Costa Rica to live in? This list will help you narrow down your choices.
Costa Rica has expat communities in every corner, from the Central Valley’s spring-like climate to Guanacaste’s sun-drenched beaches. This guide covers the most popular regions and what to expect in each.
Costa Rica’s hospitals are well-equipped and affordable compared to the US, but navigating public vs. private care takes some planning. Here is what to expect from both.
Looking for cashback rewards and more while living in Costa Rica? Check out these top credit cards.
Costa Rica is the safest country in Central America, but petty theft and rising crime rates mean expats and tourists need to stay alert. Here is what to expect and how to stay safe.
Use your cell phone while traveling or living in the country with one of these prepaid or monthly plans.
Thinking about retiring in Costa Rica? Here are some facts to know about the country.
Opening a bank account in Costa Rica as an expat is possible but involves strict identity and income verification. Government banks are most accessible for non-residents; private banks offer faster service and English-speaking staff.
CAJA, Costa Rica’s public health system, gives retirees access to doctors, specialists, surgery, and free prescriptions for a monthly fee of 7 to 11% of declared income, with no copays and full coverage of pre-existing conditions.