No More Stamps on Passports for Costa Ricans or Residents Starting Today
- Immigration, Travel
- January 16, 2023
The Immigration Department (DGME) reported that as of January 16, 2023, Costa Ricans and residents will no longer receive stamps on their passports after passing through air and sea immigration controls. With the aim of automating the technological systems that collect the vital information from citizens and residents at their borders, Costa Rican authorities are
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