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The top 10 things to know about Costa Rica and top 10 places to visit
by rpetersen December 27, 2022
Top 10 things to know about Costa Rica Culture and traditions: Costa Rica has…
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Retirement in Costa Rica
Retirement in Costa Rica vs Florida
by rpetersen December 21, 2022
Florida as a top national retirement destination For United States retirees Florida has always…
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Travelling to Costa Rica
Enjoy A Taste Of Paradise In Santa Teresa: Find Out The Best Things To Do
by rpetersen May 23, 2021
Ready to beat the heat and enjoy some surfing in the sun then this…
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Travelling to Costa Rica
Enjoy Amidst Nature And Find Out Interesting Things To Do In Orosi Valley
by rpetersen May 22, 2021
Orosi Valley is a breathtaking district in the southeast of Cartago province, Costa Rica.…
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Pets in Costa Rica
Bringing Pets to Costa Rica
by Super User May 15, 2016
Bringing your Pets to Costa Rica Bringing pets to Costa Rica is easier than…
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Costa Rica Economy
When will Costa Rica Reopen the Economy?
by rpetersen May 18, 2020
The Government announces a timeline to reopen the economy in four phases. Phase I…
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The Costa Rican government approves Coronavirus mitigation laws
by rpetersen March 23, 2020
The Costa Rica legislature and the office of the president have coordinated legislation to…
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Tax Law Travelling to Costa Rica Uncategorized
Costa Rica Taxes and Regulates AirBnB
by rpetersen September 21, 2019
Costa Rica Taxes Airbnb
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Pets in Costa Rica
Can We Bring our Pets ?
by Super User August 12, 2016
Can we Bring Our Pets to Costa Rica ? Yes. Dogs and cats will…
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Travelling to Costa Rica
Costa Rica is the Top Country in the World for Weather and Climate
by rpetersen August 1, 2016
Costa Rica is the top country in the world for weather and climate. According…
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Baby Boomers a National Priority
by Super User April 30, 2016
Baby Boomers in Costa Rica During the administration of President Oscar Arias the Costa…
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Travelling to Costa Rica
Costa Rica the Country of the year
by rpetersen November 29, 2015
The French Magazine GEO has selected Costa Rica as the country of the year.…
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CostaRicaLaw.com was founded by Attorney Roger Petersen, the author of The Legal Guide to Costa Rica.

The site was launched in 1997 and over the years has remained as a valuable source of information for individuals or entities that are considering retiring, living, investing or doing business in Costa Rica. I have added videos to the site covering most of the topics that you will encounter when settling into Costa Rica.

Whenever possible I ensure that the information provided in the articles is referenced to the actual law or regulations on which the statements are based.