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The Mystery of the Missing License Plates 0
- Transportation
- December 9, 2022
There I was, in the middle of a palm tree forest, taking pictures with my friend from childhood, on our way to a week-long yoga retreat. Nature called, so I crouched down for a quick potty break, causing me to focus my gaze on my front bumper. Then I noticed it. My license plate –
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How to legally drive in Panama 0
- Panama, Transportation
- October 18, 2022
As a foreigner, you can legally drive in Panama using your foreign license for your first 90 days in the country. After this period, foreigners will need to obtain a Panamanian driver’s license. If the tourist becomes a temporary resident, he or she can apply for a driver’s license immediately. (Even if the 90 days have
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The reality behind importing containers into Costa Rica 0
- Transportation
- September 27, 2022
Living in Costa Rica is a very attractive idea for many foreigners around the world; the “Pura Vida” style, our peace, beaches, mountains and biodiversity, in addition to an extremely high quality of life, make this place an excellent option to settle permanently. In case you have selected Costa Rica as your new home, it
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An updated guide to validate your foreign license in Costa Rica 0
- Documents, Transportation
- September 8, 2022
What a joy is to receive your DIMEX! We know that after receiving your DIMEX (Costa Rican ID for residents), the steps in Costa Rica get easier, because the legal stay in the country is extended and immediately the status of tourist, changes to temporary or permanent resident, as well as all other stays and
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Vehicle Inspections Will Resume in September 0
- Transportation
- August 27, 2022
Dekra, a Geman company was granted a temporary permit to process vehicle inspections starting in September. The contract with RITEVE, as Spaniard company, ended on July 15th , pursuant to which the CR Government granted a moratorium for vehicle owners who were required to complete the inspection in the months of July, August and September.
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Rodrigo Chaves’ First 100-day report 0
- Beyond, Culture, Education, Government, Health Care, Security, Transportation
- August 18, 2022
In a polarizing context and after the first demonstration against the government due to their proposal on the budget for public universities, the current administration officiated the 100-day report. President Rodrigo Chaves Robles claimed during his one-hour speech, that the Costa Rican government has nine central bases to achieve wider goals such as: the reform
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