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  • Education for Expats in Costa Rica: Private, Public, or Home School?0

    • Beyond, Education, Immigration
    • May 31, 2022

    Children, whether nationals or residents, are required to enroll in school at least until they finish primary education. There’s a government program for those who wish to finish secondary at home

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  • Of Love and Outlier0

    • Beyond, People and Culture
    • May 27, 2022

    In less than four years, Nataliya Schulman relocated to Costa Rica with her daughter, bought land, built a home, built a business, obtained residency, and made lifelong friends

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  • Violence Against Women in Costa Rica2

    • Security
    • January 27, 2022
      *UPDATED In light of recent attacks on females as well as a young man in Brasilito recently, we thought it was appropriate to re-visit this article. Costa Rica is a relatively safe country,  but like anywhere else it has its issues and problems.  There is a prevalent toxic machismo culture here, especially in the more ruralREAD MORE
  • Costa Rica Covid-19 Updates: QR Code Delayed to March, Restriction Now Starts at Midnight1

    • Beyond, Health Care
    • January 21, 2022

    Updates about Covid-19 restrictions and measures in Costa Rica

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  • Want to Live Longer? Come to Nicoya, Costa Rica, One of the World’s Five ‘Blue Zones’1

    • Beyond, Environment, People and Culture
    • January 18, 2022

    The Nicoya Peninsula has a high concentration of people over 100 years old and a low incidence of health problems like cancer or heart disease

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  • A General Overview of Costa Rican Norms and Customs1

    • Beyond
    • November 16, 2021

    As with all countries, Costa Rica has its own set of norms and customs, based on centuries of tradition and social development. Ticos are very proud of their customs and traditions, roots, and history. One great norm is that Costa Ricans are extraordinarily friendly to visitors and tourists, even to the extent of sharing a holiday

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