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QCOSTARICA (Guest Contributor) Costa Rica is widely recognized for its political stability, natural beauty, and quality of life (Nicoya in Guanacaste is a globally recognized blue zone, for example). Over the years, it has attracted a growing number of expatriates seeking a life change where they simplify the complex and reconnect with their essence thanks to nature and the wide range of wellness activities that Costa Rica offers. As the founder of Simple Legal Consulting, I have guided many through the various migration categories available in Costa Rica, facilitating their transition to this peaceful paradise.

Here, we will explore some of these categories, with a particular focus on digital nomads and investors. Immigration Categories in Costa Rica The options for migrating to Costa Rica are varied and tailored to different needs and circumstances: 1. Investor: Individuals who invest at least USD$150,000 in real estate, company shares, vehicles, or securities can opt for residency.



Reasons for investing in real estate vary from having a primary home, creating a vacation space, or simply generating passive income from short and long-term rentals. In any case, a real estate purchase in Costa Rica ensures cash flows due to the country’s success as a premier tourist destination in Latin America. 2.

Rentista: This category is ideal for those with a fixed income of USD$2,500 per month or by opening a bank account in Costa Rica and depositing USD$60,000 (which can be used durin.

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