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 The Costa Rican Legal Information Site

CostaRicaLaw.com is your best resource for legal information about Costa Rica.  It will provide a starting point for the information that you will need if you wish to live or do business in Costa Rica. 

 

 Costa Rica Law Features 


Information on the following topics:

 
 

How to Start a Business
Living Legally as a Resident in Costa Rica
All about Corporations
Real Estate Transactions and Financing
Banking in Costa Rica
Employee and Employer Relations
Litigation and Arbitration
Drafting a Will and Estate Planning
Costa Rican Tax Obligations
Lawyers and Notaries
Importing and Exporting 
Protecting Your Intellectual Property

And much more information ....................


 Site Organization  


CostaRicaLaw.com is organized by Legal Topics which are set out in the Menu located on the left.  Under each legal topic you may find:

·                     Articles related to each legal topic

·                     The text of the law

·                     Links which are relevant to each legal topic

·                     Useful information specific to that area of the law

 

 Registered Users 


As a registered user with our site you will have unlimited access to:

 

 FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Image

The FAQ's will provide answers  to many of the questions that we have received regarding differente legal issues that you may encounter in Costa Rica.

 The Costa Rica Legal  Forms section which provides English translations to some of the most common forms you will encounter in Costa Rica. 

 

 

 

 

Newsflash

Residency Renewal Procedures Update for 2010

For some time now the Costa Rican Department of Immigration has allowed the renewal of an immigration residency card by using the branch services of Banco de Costa Rica.   To do so the applicant simply calls the Banco de Costa Rica 900 number  (900-00-34639) to set the appointment date.  Those that set up the renewal appointment should also be aware that the Department of Immigration is requiring the following documents at the renewal appointment.

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Baby Boomers A National Priority
Costa Rica wants to attract Baby Boomers and to do so declares it a National Priority
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Costa Rica Approves New Immigration Law

Costa Rica Approves a New Immigration Law. 

Law 8764 comes into effect on March 1, 2010.

 

The Costa Rica Legislature recently approved a new immigration law which will become effective as of March 1, 2010.   

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