How an improbable group of relevant citizens but with very
A part-time resident in Costa Rica shares her experience with
Issues With the New CAJA Rates for Migrants
How the changes in the regulation for the CAJA insurance affects foreign nationals living in Costa Rica, and what we're doing to defend them
New CAJA Rates Apply for Residents Who Sign Up After March 2022
In September 2021, the Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CAJA) approved new mandatory social security contributions for some registered immigrants
Caja Fee Reduction Will Be Extended
President Carlos Alvarado, requested the Board of Directors of the CCSS agreed to maintain the reduction of the minimum tax base for another
On the Way to Recovery
The country has already implemented one of the strategies it carries out for treatments against Coronavirus. It is called the convalescent plasma transfusion, which
Do I Need to Pay for Caja Insurance as a Resident?
Let’s dispense with the suspense first; the answer to the question above is always a resounding, “Yes!” But let us explain a little bit about the
One Small Step for an Attorney, One Giant Leap Against Caja
Some of you may recall the difficulties of getting spouses and children registered with CAJA, particularly due to the requirement to produce a marriage
The CAJA Headache – Updated
We have updated our CAJA blog to highlight current issues we believe are vital to discuss. The CAJA Fees Please note that the description of these