Fingerprints? What are they used for in your new adventure in Costa Rica
- Certifications, Criminal Records
- August 9, 2022
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Fingerprints? What are they used for in your new adventure in Costa Rica0
- Certifications, Criminal Records
- August 9, 2022
Our clients and people interested in a residency in Costa Rica, have been told about the requirement of two different fingerprints, one for the background check and the other for the Costa Rican local police station. I know, they sound the same and it has generated confusion. That’s why we decided to make a guide
READ MOREПереселение из России в Коста-Рику в 2022 году0
- Certifications, Citizenship, Criminal Records, Documents, Immigration, Residency
- July 7, 2022
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
READ MOREEasy and Reliable Authentication of Foreign Documents in Costa Rica and Panama0
- Certifications, Criminal Records, Documents, Immigration, Residency
- April 8, 2022
If you need efficient vital records or court documents procurement and legalization in Costa Rica or Panama, turn to OLS Documents
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Behind the Scenes of the Costa Rican Immigration Reform — These Are Outlier Legal’s Contributions1
- Certifications, Criminal Records, Documents, Immigration, Residency
- March 9, 2022
Through a series of consultations with the Public Administration, our law firm managed to include some modifications in the immigration regulations
READ MORELegalization or Apostille?2
- Certifications
- March 29, 2018
Moving to another country is not easy. You have to worry about packing your bags, getting airplane tickets, looking for a new home, a new job, perhaps learning a new language (or not). And definitively, you will need to get legal residency unless you are planning to be a mojado, which is obviously not recommended.
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