Title: Living In Costa Rica - The Expats' Guide | Expatra
Headings: Living In Costa Rica – The Expats’ Guide
Living In Costa Rica – The Expats’ Guide
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Inside the guide:-
What is living in Costa Rica like?
Is it safe to live in Costa Rica?
The pros and cons of living in Costa Rica
The pros of moving to Costa Rica
High standard of living
No income tax on foreign incomes
Breathtaking nature
Healthy climate
Great for healthy and active lifestyles
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Good healthcare
The cons of moving to Costa Rica
Learning the language can help a lot
Bureaucracy
Roads
Local driving
Cost of living in Costa Rica
How much money do you need to live comfortably in Costa Rica?
Housing expenses in Costa Rica
Schools in Costa Rica
What is the education system like in Costa Rica?
How to get residency in Costa Rica
Pensionado
Rentista residency for non pensioners
Inversionista for investors
Buying property in Costa Rica
Due diligence
Costs and fees
Buying land in Costa Rica
Concession land
Healthcare in Costa Rica
National healthcare
The Governmental insurance INS
International health cover
Using public healthcare with a private health plan
Banking & bank accounts for expats in Costa Rica
Non-resident bank account
Resident bank account
What taxes you will pay in Costa Rica
Living in Costa Rica – summary
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Content: No income tax on foreign incomes
Expats who derive their income from foreign sources (foreign pensions and investments, for example) do not have to pay income tax while living in Costa Rica. Breathtaking nature
Costa Rica is known for its splendid beaches along both the Pacific and Caribbean coastlines, with steaming volcanoes and immense biodiversity. Costa Rica is famous for its eco-living, you can be as close to nature as you want
It is also one of the favourite destinations for biologists and scientists studying jungle species, as the country’s strict nature protection laws have resulted in it having the best-preserved rainforest in the world. Costa Rica’s coastlines are stunningly beautiful, but very different in feel and appearance. The Caribbean beaches are soft and gentle, with white sand and emerald waters, framed by the green lushness of palm forests, while the Pacific coastline is typically oceanic – rugged in the north and smoother and more forested to the south. Healthy climate
The country’s climate is diverse. Although it is known as a tropical paradise, in reality Costa Rica has several climate zones. In general, areas on the Pacific coast are dry, while those closer to the Caribbean coast are more humid. With average annual temperatures ranging between 21-27º C, Costa Rica doesn’t have pronounced winters and summers. There is a rainy season, however, from May to November.