tourist visa

  • Tasting the Great Food of Costa Rica0

    Have you ever tried ‘speckled rooster’? It’s the national dish of Costa Rica, and not what you’re possibly thinking. In Spanish, ‘speckled rooster’ is gallo pinto, and many Costa Ricans religiously eat it for breakfast. It is one of the many appetizing dishes on offer in this beautiful country. Due to Costa Rica being one

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  • COVID Entry Requirements Changed0

    Great news for those wishing to travel to Costa Rica!  In the ever changing times of Covid, Costa Rica has now announced that FULLY VACCINATED travelers are able to enter without purchasing the insurance previously required.  This change goes into effect August 1st, 2021.   How it works In order to skip the insurance requirement, every vaccinated

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  • Extending Your Tourist Visa: A Review2

    If you arrive before June 1st, 2021, and receive less than a 90-day entry stamp, please note that it is still possible to extend your visa by following the steps outlined here. First of all, ensure your insurance covers the entire length of your desired stay. You will need to have your insurance validated by

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  • Updated Entry Requirements to Costa Rica1

    Costa Rica has reopened its borders, allowing tourists, residents, and nationals to travel in and out of the country. Please keep in mind that everyone must comply with the entry requirements established, per category, otherwise you will not be allowed in. Every single traveler, including children, must meet the entry requirements. Children will only be

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  • Border Run Check List8

    Land borders were opened on April 5th, 2021. If you require a border run, you are able to now travel via land as well as air. Please note: If traveling to Nicaragua, they require a negative Covid test within three calendar days of arrival or within 48 hours if traveling to Panama.  There is no

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  • Extension of Entry Stamps0

    People who enter the country as tourists and receive an entry stamp of fewer than 90 days and wish to extend their stay to complete a total of 90 days, must: Request an appointment to extend the tourist entry stamp by calling 1311 using a Kolbi line (in Costa Rica there are various phone providers,

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