Citizenship

  • Citizenship through Marriage in Costa Rica: Are you eligible?4

    Getting married is one of the happiest days for most people, and when you marry someone from a different nationality, learning about their culture makes it all that more exciting. Under current naturalization laws, a foreigner can apply for citizenship (also known as Naturalization) if they have been married for 2 years to a Tica or a

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  • Переселение из России в Коста-Рику в 2022 году0

    Дорогие друзья, В нынешней ситуации, когда более 8 миллионов россиян перемещаются по миру, мы в нашей компании Outlier Legal Services обратили внимание на то, что в последнее время у российских граждан появилась тенденция все чаще рассматривать возможность сделать Коста-Рику своим домом. По официальным данным в Консульстве России в Сан-Хосе, Коста-Рика, зарегистрировано 10000 россиян, но мы

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  • The Costa Rican Naturalization Process Video0

    There are two main ways you can obtain Costa Rican citizenship: through marriage or residency. We have created an article and a video, they detailed the processes and requirements. For either of these options, the time frame should be no longer than 200 workdays or 10 months, and no requires government fees. Once your application

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  • The Costa Rican Naturalization Process8

    There are two main ways foreigners can become Costa Rican citizens: through marriage and residency. Please keep in mind that both ways to obtain citizenship will not count any time you live temporarily outside Costa Rica for your application. For example, if you plan on requesting citizenship via residency and lived two months abroad, you

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  • The Difference Between Applying for Residency and Citizenship2

    Our current law offers expats various options to secure legal immigration status in Costa Rica. On the one hand, you have the Immigration Law (Law No. 8764) and Ruling (Decree No. 37112-G) which provides the rules of the game for our General Department of Immigration (Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería) and, on the other

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  • Should I Become a Costa Rican Citizen?9

    Many foreign nationals visit Costa Rica to enjoy its natural beauties such as its volcanoes, mountains, rivers, beaches, and the varied wildlife. It is a peaceful country full of many opportunities. Many of Costa Rica’s visitors end up living in here and building a new life. A few years down the line, these expats may

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