Why Is Costa Rica One of the Best Retirement Destinations in the World? Retirement in 2026 is no longer just about lowering expenses. It is about choosing how — and where — you want to live the next 20 or 30 years of your life. The Global Retirement Index by...
Introduction Obtaining Costa Rican citizenship is a legal process through which a foreign national may acquire Costa Rican nationality after establishing a genuine and lawful connection with the country. This process is regulated by the Constitution and specific...
Looking to move to Costa Rica? Whether you’re planning to work remotely, invest, retire, or reunite with family, there’s a legal residency category for you. In this video, we explain the most common immigration statuses — and their financial or family-based...
Relocating to Costa Rica is possible through an investment starting at US$150,000. This immigration pathway allows foreign nationals to obtain legal residency and extend it to their spouse and children under 25. In this article, we explain why so many families are...
If you’re planning to live and work from Costa Rica, it’s essential to understand the difference between two popular immigration paths: the Digital Nomad Visa and Temporary Residency for Work. What’s the difference between digital nomad visa and Temporary Residency...
Many people think Investor Residency is only for buying luxury mansions, but the law offers incredible flexibility. In this episode of Moving to Costa Rica, our expert José Martín breaks down the real options: ✅ Real Estate: Buy a home, a condo, or a lot for future...
