Planning your move to Costa Rica is exciting. ExpatDen’s Moving Guides help you find the right local or international moving company, hire international shippers, and more.
Dating in Costa Rica as a foreigner is approachable; locals are warm and social, Tinder and Bumble are the top apps, and meeting people through expat groups or dance nights at clubs is natural and common.
Protect your online presence in Costa Rica with a safe and private VPN.
These top picks offer some of the best lifestyle, social, and cultural experiences in the country.
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.
Can’t decide which part of Costa Rica to live in? This list will help you narrow down your choices.
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.
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Thinking about retiring in Costa Rica? Here are some facts to know about the country.
Making friends and building community in Costa Rica takes some intentional effort, but between expat groups, volunteer opportunities, local events, and language classes, the social scene is more welcoming than most newcomers expect.
My wife and I have lived in Costa Rica for around 20 years. The first eleven years were in San Jose, where we raised our children. Later, we found ourselves wanting to return in retirement because our hearts were still here. Now, we live in the town of Jaco on the Central Pacific coast. It’s … Read more