You are probably aware that Panama is currently known as
The temporary residence for retired people is one of the
What Happens If You Do Not Have CAJA Health Care Coverage in Costa Rica?
A part-time resident in Costa Rica shares her experience with using only private insurance and then paying the CAJA rates
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
What’s Going on With Costa Rica’s Law to Attract Foreign Investors, ‘Rentistas’, and Pensioners?
More than seven months have passed since the legislation was published and the government still hasn't released the ruling needed to implement it
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
Panama and Costa Rica Named the Best Places to Retire in 2022
The 'International Living' magazine chooses Panama and Costa Rica as the best countries to retire for the second year in a row
Temporary Residency as a “Pensionado” vs Investor
If you are considering to be more than a tourist in this little paradise on Earth, you should research all the options that will
Considerations for The Law to Create Incentives for Expats
As you may know, on July 5th, Costa Rica's President Alvarado signed the law to attract foreign investors, rentistas and retired people to the
All You Need to Know About the Pensionado Category
One of the most popular Residencies in Costa Rica is the Residency as Pensionados, meaning Residency for Retired People. Our current law states that this