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The is no need for anyone to be
asking anymore, the answers are in this page, learn and don't let anyone
telling you about it.
The citizenship in Costa Rica it is not easy
task, you must earn it before, take in consideration about marriage, it is not
the right way to do business in this country, so don't let anyone fool you,
investors must first check with the bar of law or
Colegio de abogados,
in
order to make sure that the particular lawyer
that some recommended is not fake ever, check one hundred percent credentials,
don waste the money in advance and loose it all without a profit. All
documentation legally from your hands must be legal translated to Spanish by a
certified professional, check with the consul person from this country at your
country location for details, sealed or stamped. The Facts About This
Magnificent American Land.
Those completed paper work for residence, you
have to go back to your country, over you lived the last tree years priory, and
get a birth certificate, police records, authenticated by the state secretary
over in USA Or Else, and after those documents are ready bring them to the
consulate of this country, get the approval, followed with in maximum of tree
month, bring them with you to Costa Rica a and apply to
cacilleria de la republica
for your police record overhear, next to the
immigration, carrying also six passport Photos and a recommendation letter
asking the national official to consider your application. remember you must be
willing to deal with a totally different society of yours, while living with us,
so better have a real reason for applying for a legal residency. Many layers are
available for legal helps and their services price can be negotiated.
In
United States for Some Answers For The USA citizens, The following addresses and
Consulates belonging to this country are specified below at the end of this
page.
Our flag was made after the flag from France
and it took only one night and a cup of coffee to think about it.
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b. You must make a copy of your passport with
entry stamp and have it certified. Carry it instead of the original, alone
with the original, so you let it in the hotel saved.
c. Use the
Government prepaid phone call cards ICE (electrical national company) to call the USA.
They are easy to use and inexpensive, so you save a lot of money in the
hotels, they will charge a lot anyways.
d. Bring your own personal
protection from your home living places, it is very difficult to find other
manufactures & in many cases, they only one manufacturer called Durex Brand or
something comparable.
A majority still use 110 voltage in their homes, not 220, and they usually use
semi-automatic washers or wash their clothes by hand?
* 0.1%
have ever seen snow (except on television) or have never felt a cold
temperature below 30
Weather Degrees F?
* 40% never been to their Province of Limon, and 75% of ever traveled around
their own country? When asked why, they answered because of lack of money or
resources, or because they are too busy.
* The cities with the most
important history are:
Ciudad Esparza
because Captain Morgan ( Sir Henry Morgan) the
famous Pirate stole their Golden Bells in the 1600's,
City Cartago
because it was the Costa Rican's first National
capital, Barrio
El
Carmen-Puntarenas
because it holds the Fray Casiano de Madrid (Saint Priest) history as Costa
Rica's Miracle children needing a home, food and education,
Guanacaste because
it is the most growing business state, and Jaco beach because it's the
fastest growing tourism town.
*Learning about the most Ticas And Tico
Peoples do not use doorbells or knock usually, but instead they call out
"Oooooooo-Paaaaaay" which means "Hello, Is Anybody Home?" or if they know
you personally, they will call out your name or whistle (or both). A lot of
people who are yelling out "Oooo-Paaay" are salespeople or persons needing
food or money for their families.
* The famous Spanish word ' Mae ' use to mean " dumb or stupid " in
translation and was pronounced ' Mau-hay ', but nowadays in this paradise,
it means " Hey Buddy or Hi, My Friend " and it is pronounced ' My '. Anyone
in overhear will probably hear this word several times a day, boy we don't
like that expression.
* The very first Central American nation
to ever plant bananas.
* Such a marvelous place contains 5% of the
earth's oxygen?
* According to 'The Society of Incentive and Travel
Executives ', it is the number one destination for ' incentive travel '.
*COSTARICA has been recognized and awarded before as the " Best Latin
America Tourist Destination, Best Destination for Honeymoons (Culture), Best
Destination for Tourism from the U.S., Best Destination in the World for
Adventure Tourism, and Best for Ecotourism, and World's Top Tourist
attraction.
* The town of San Geronimo has the oldest, largest wooden bridge of America?
* The Jade Museum ( Museo del Jade ) located
at San Jose, home to the largest collection of American jade in the world.
* The crater of Poas volcano is one of the largest in the world? and
over 200 identifiable volcanic formations have been found. The 5 most
popular volcanoes are the Irazuº Volcano ( largest and on a clear day you
can see both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans from the Irazu, Poas Volcano,
the Arenal (the most active in the world), the Rincon de la Vieja,
finally the Turrialba.
* When John F. Kennedy last visited it in
1963,
Irazu
Volcano erupted after being dormant for 20 years?
* It's one
of the ten rainiest countries on earth with annual rainfall averages of 100
inches nationwide ( some mountainous regions get as much as 25
feet! )
*Soccer
is the most popular sport.
*Most regions have a Rainy or Wet
Season (also called Green Season) from May to November and a Dry Season from
December to April.
* A policy exist about
active neutrality
has twice earned the nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize.
* well
know like, also referred to as the " The America's Switzerland ".
* 10% of the internal budget is used for public health matters, the
nation has excellent healthcare?
* most of the Water is safe to drink
in all of it's cities.
* The National Geographic says that
La Garita of Alajuela
has one of the three best climates in the
world. It is located in the
Central Valley. More than 50% of the people live in the Central Valley.
f. Like anything else in Life Negotiate with the ladies. try of never pay their asking price in if any love affair.
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poder
Placing your precious information will
give you power
Boston
Check the New York instead, because Boston might
be closed
DALLAS
7777 Forest Lane. Ste. C-204
Dallas, TX 7523
Tel.: (972) 566-2871 Monday to Friday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00
p.m. CST
Fax: (972) 566-7943
Consul: Dr. Jaime Davidson
request for further
information
Saint Paul
The Embassy in Chicago is in charge
Tucson
3567 E. Sunrise Drive, Ste. 235
Tucson, AZ
85718
Tel.: (520) 529-7068
Fax: (520) 577-6781
costarica@ missiontrust .com
Carmen Bermidez, Consul
It Covers
Jurisdiction Arizona
Puerto Rico
1413 Avenida Ferna¡ndez Junco, Suite 2-D
San
Juan, Puerto Rico 00909
Tel.: (787) 723-6227
Fax: (787) 723-6226
consulate_pr @ costarica-embassy .org
Consul: Mario Vega Monday - from Friday 9
a.m. - 2 p.m.
It covers Puerto RicoWe can't be hold responsible, official or
sure if the names, addresses, e-mails or telephone numbers are accurate and
correct, on fact, They Don't update their information.
We need answers to many questions and concerns on
how to acquire the legal residency of Costa Rica:
The answer is always
the same, forget about checking websites or blogs, discussions groups or
else.
Check with the local consulate or embassy in your country, grab the
phone book and find it, call them or e-mail the right person.
In EUA, USA
these are the contact directions available till now, contacting them is the
right way to go.
All are General Consulates and located In North America,
with General Information, By Appointments Only, about concerns on public
attention make sure all requirements have been met, when requesting
services: powers of attorney, another notary issues, must contact the
Consulate.
Atlanta Georgia
1870 The Exchange, Suite 100
Atlanta, GA 30339
Tel.: (770) 951-7025
Fax: (770) 951-7073
consulate_ga@ costarica- embassy. org
Consul General: Emilia Trejos
Consul: Rodolfo RodrÃguez
Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina
Chicago - Illinois
203 North Wabash Avenue, Suite 1312
Chicago, IL 60601
Tel.: (312) 263-2772
Fax: (312) 263-5807
crcchi@ aol. com
Consul General: Juan Salas Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota,
Minnesota and Wisconsin
Washington D.C.
2112 "S" Street, NW
Washington, DC
20008
Tel.: (202) 328-6628
Fax: (202) 234-6950
consulate@ costarica- embassy. org
Consul Rolando Madrigal, General
Consul: Roberto Avendano
Carmen Mora de Carvalho, Vice-Consul
Elizabeth Rodriguez, Minister
Counselor
Monday - Friday 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Monday - Friday 2 :00 pm- 5:00 pm pm
US States, specially Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia and
West Virginia
Huston
3000 Wilcrest, Suite 112
Houston Texas, TX
77042
Tel: (713) 266-0484
Fax: (713) 266-1527
consulatecr@ juno. com
General: Sergio Valverde, Consul
Consul:
Angela Zuniga, Dania Garcia
Monday “ Friday 9 am - 1 pm
Colorado,
Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska.
Los Angeles
1605 West Olympic Blvd. Suite 400
Los Angeles,
CA 90015
Tel.: (213) 380-7915 and (213) 380-6031
Fax: (213) 380-5639
costaricaconsulatela @ hotmail. com
General: Ricardo González, Consul
Consuls, Paula Coto, Percy Calvo.
Agent: Cynthia SolÃs
Monday – Fri
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Alaska, Southern California, Utah, Arizona, Hawaii,
Nevada,
General
Miami
1101 Brickell Avenue, Suite 401-N
Miami,
Florida 33131
Tel.: (305) 871-7487
Tel.: (305) 871-7485
Fax: (305)
871-0860
consulate_mia@costarica-embassy. org
General: Oscar Camacho, Consul
Consuls
Deida Ma. Monge, Kattia Saborio, Susie Jimenez
Monday - Friday 9 am “
1 pm
For South, ( Dade County) Middle ( Broward County) and North Florida
New Orleans
General Information: 2 Canal Street, Suite 2334
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
Tel.: (504) 581-6800
Fax: (504) 581-6800
consulcrno@ hotmail. com
Consul, Joanne Leigh Monday to Friday 10
am “ 2 pm
Territories, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
Arkansas, Tennessee
Consulate New York
80 Wall Street, Suite 717
New York, New
York 10005
Tel.: (212) 509-3067
Tel.: (212) 509-3066
Fax: (212)
509-3068
costaricaconsul@ yahoo. com
Main Consul: Alejandra Solano
Consuls:
Pablo Arce
Carlos Camacho
Marvin Segura
Assistant: Jorge Zuniiga
Monday's“ Fri 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Covering Connecticut, Maine, New
Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Vermont, New York, Rhode Island, New Jersey,
Massachusetts,
Tampa
It has been closed for a while, instead for
your inquiries, the General in Miami can do the job.
Denver Colorado
3356 South Xenia Street
Denver, CO 80231-4542
Tel.: (303) 696-8211
Fax: (303) 696-1110
cronsul@ msn. com
Consul: Tito Chaverri
Mon to Fri 9
a.m. - 4 p.m.
At San Francisco
P. O. Box 7643
Fremont, CA 94537
Tel.: (510) 790-0785 ( 9:00 a.m. to
12:00 afternoon)
Fax: (510) 792-5249
consulsfo@ hotmail. com
Consul: Manuel Escoto with an appointment
refer to the Consulate in advance
It covers: Montana, Washington,
Northern California, Idaho, Oregon, Wyoming
you know that many Costa Ricans work
just to get by? Their salaries per week are comparable with that of a
restaurant worker salary in the U.S. and when they get to meet a tourist,
they charge their prices in American dollars at the
price of Bahamas prices. This is because country is the most
visited place in Central America with a $1.9 billion/year tourism industry.
More than 50% of the tourists who visit it are from the U.S.
*It is one
of very few with real ecotourism and is one of the most biologically diverse
nations in the world!
*Did you know that this country, when an
investor, student, or missionary tourist decides to live and share their
life style with the citizen peoples (& get to know them better), they earn
the respect in between the local citizens.
*
Spanish-speaking people and they are very interested in learning
English as a second language, in fact, they think it is urgent! If you don't
speak it when you already have been living abroad for awhile, and they
notice it, they will ask you why are you not yet speaking their language. If
you speak English, they will always be asking you to teach them your native
tongue, especially to their children.
*Did you know that everything is
put off to do tomorrow and that " particular day never arrives "! So, don't
bother expecting answers of why someone never showed up to your home, etc.
because they do not know why...it is just a tradition.
*So far people pass the majority of their time making lines for
almost every transition they must do, it is not worthy to push, because it
is their style of life and that is the way it is. Patience is a key factor's
land!
*A tradition is to celebrate a whole Holy Week in March/April (for
Easter). Most business are closed and no liquor is sold (by law).
* A
majority of the people have breakfast
with coffee, bread,
Gallo
Pinto,
and/or fresh juice.
*A fact that the Grandparents receive a special
treatment because they get to raise their grandchildren at their family's
homes until they die.
* For young peoples today is that they hold
long-term relationships at an early age, and some them to
conceive at 15-17 years of age.
*Government assistance for families
(welfare) do not exist in full and they must work, or their parents are
responsible to feed them and provide shelter, etc.
*Almost 85% of
the Ticos and Ticas use a cell phone to communicate with friends, mainly
using text messages.
*If a person from another country is found in
between local people, this person is called "Gringo" (man) or "
Gringa
" (woman), even if the language is not from the U.S. But they say it
with care and love, and is not considered mean or rude.
* AS visitor
is honorable to recede in between Ticos, and the new person gets the best
treatment and respect with consideration.
Did you know that the city
halls are Local Authorities, but without decisions, they rely on the Central
Government. In other words, these local governments are only for
representation of democracy and their employees get paid just to collect
local taxes and maintain the city roads and business directories under
taxable control.
*Control about prices is not in place jet ...products
may vary from one business to another in a big way.
*As a businessman
or woman you are allowed to open your own business and work, even if you are
from another country. But, as a stranger you are not allowed to work for a
company as an employee.
* Get to know that more than 90% of this
habitants never hold Euro money in their hands? Even further, they do not
even know what it looks like.
*100% of the country know to
deference the English language from other languages, plus they love the
Dollar coin and they also track the U.S. president's name and the music
available in
English
*The women have more rights that the men, and if a
woman affirms that a man did wrong in any way to her, he gets arrested and
he also has a big chance of loosing his pertinences, in many cases his
freedom too.
*90% of ticos want to visit the U.S. and just for the
curiosity of visiting. But, only two per cent get that dream to come true.
*Did you know the
local ladies love the sound of the Italian
language and in many cases they prefer an Italian boyfriend rather than a
local male?
*It is a Catholic religious territory, and it is the general
tradition. However, still some citizens that change to other religious
tendencies, as they are unsecured of themselves. Many of them have lack
trust from religious leaders in associations or churches other than Catholic
around, so many people come back to the main Catholic church.
*Fact is that today are not many places they can go
and enjoy a new movie (Around 60 movie theaters do exist), so they
usually see
DVD's movies at home with
friends and family.
*Fast food is not a plus for these people,
baby-
people usually
prefer to cook at home.
*Fact is that most of the fast food franchisers
from U.S. are mainly located in San Jose,
Alajuela,
Jaco
Beach, and Liberia in
Guanacaste for the
tourists.
* Less than 5% have their own personal computer with internet, and the
other 95% go to local internet cafe businesses?
* 99.9% graduate from
high school, it is the most educated country in Central America's region?
* half are in credit card debt and not a second chance to rebuild that
credit score ever without to pay off their debt?
a. Bring Small Trinkets ( Gifts )for
the Beautiful ladies, They love Tiny gifts, for example souvenirs, from the
States.
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