Bill Adams
@BillA
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Speaks English, some Italian, some Spanish
Registration: 10 March 2010
I need babsitter from the Filippines by Latte3
Hello, I am happy mother of three children. I need babsitter from the Filippines for my younger daughter. She is 8 month. I need a young woman who is responsible, accurate and has the recommendation of the last family. If anyone knows of such a ...
assuming ? no, I just read the words that were written A Filipina on a work permit in CR as a babysitter ? - so what am I assuming ? your field Ladies, have at it Bill Read More
I need babsitter from the Filippines by Latte3
Hello, I am happy mother of three children. I need babsitter from the Filippines for my younger daughter. She is 8 month. I need a young woman who is responsible, accurate and has the recommendation of the last family. If anyone knows of such a ...
Latte3 ?? is that her name ? Latte3 ?? Latte3 is soliciting (almost certainly) an illegal employee. OK kids, where are we at here ? Are we to obey the rules of Costa Rica, or is our home crap better ? I am pleased to be "rude and mean", and legal ... Read More
Opening a bank account in Costa Rica by Julien
Hi all, is it difficult for expats to open a bank account in Costa Rica ? Which documents are required to open a bank account in Costa Rica ? How long does it take to open it ? Is there any restriction for expats regarding the services ...
lol Kate, not to be contentious, but . . . some points you may not have considered: "a coup" does make me laugh. There is, at this very time, a coup taking place in the USA. Too clearly the clowns in Washington, ALL of them, are doing someone's ... Read More
Eating raw fruits and vegetables by Karen from Chicago
When we stay in Mexico, we always soak fruits and vegetables that are not peeled in an iodine solution. I can't determine from my readings if this is necessary in Costa Rica. Can someone please tell me? We're arriving in January. Thanks.
just rinse in clean water, and observe closely you know the worm/half-worm joke Bill Read More
Eating raw fruits and vegetables by Karen from Chicago
When we stay in Mexico, we always soak fruits and vegetables that are not peeled in an iodine solution. I can't determine from my readings if this is necessary in Costa Rica. Can someone please tell me? We're arriving in January. Thanks.
bottled water is prudent in rural areas when the tap water is brown, you don't want to be drinking it Bill Read More
Moving to Costa Rica for just one year - location advice? by karenru
Hi all, My family and some family friends will be starting a year abroad in CR in July 2012. None of us have been there, though my husband and I are going on a scouting trip in February. We are becoming a bit overwhelmed with the details, mostly ...
. . . . . Yea. A hoot. Did they send their families over to clean out the gringo houses while they were locked up ?obviously I was unclear, The local cops checked those at a local dance (bar), and held the local Ticos until they could produce their ... Read More
Moving to Costa Rica for just one year - location advice? by karenru
Hi all, My family and some family friends will be starting a year abroad in CR in July 2012. None of us have been there, though my husband and I are going on a scouting trip in February. We are becoming a bit overwhelmed with the details, mostly ...
suggest keeping your options open, for the expense and hassle you could probably rent a van + driver for 4 weekdays - and see 2 more countries Bill Read More
Moving to Costa Rica for just one year - location advice? by karenru
Hi all, My family and some family friends will be starting a year abroad in CR in July 2012. None of us have been there, though my husband and I are going on a scouting trip in February. We are becoming a bit overwhelmed with the details, mostly ...
an observation . . . . My situation is different as I live in the sticks (Drake) and have no small children, but as I do permanently live here I 'religiously' observe the immigration requirements. (I can no longer return to the US economically, ... Read More
Opening a bank account in Costa Rica by Julien
Hi all, is it difficult for expats to open a bank account in Costa Rica ? Which documents are required to open a bank account in Costa Rica ? How long does it take to open it ? Is there any restriction for expats regarding the services ...
a friend who spends 3 mos at a time here as a tourist just opened an acct with BNCR he needed a letter/reference from a local with an acct, and he had a letter from his US bank then just the normal ID stuff not difficult at all I have done the ... Read More
Bringing my rescued dogs to Costa Rica by anyr1954
My husband and I, together with our four rescued dogs and possibly a fifth one that we are fostering want to move to Costa Rica from Miami, Florida by the middle of next year. The problem is that two of our dogs are Pugs which are too big to fit ...
[Moderated: No need for these comments]well I've thought on the topic for a bit, and I disagree 'most' that come to CR do so to experience the "naturaleza" not all for sure, some because its cheaper to live here (as a Tico anyways) am NOT swayed by ... Read More
Bringing my rescued dogs to Costa Rica by anyr1954
My husband and I, together with our four rescued dogs and possibly a fifth one that we are fostering want to move to Costa Rica from Miami, Florida by the middle of next year. The problem is that two of our dogs are Pugs which are too big to fit ...
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NOW is the Time to Visit the Caribbean by LisaValencia
What many people do not realize is that the weather on Costa Rica聮s Caribbean side is quite different from the rest of the country. When it is rainy season on the Pacific side it聮s dry and sunny here in the Caribbean, where I live. Yet the ...
I've been here 30 yrs Lisa, I think my 'situation' is stable. Crime is causing a change which you may perceive as a natural part of the culture, but I will opine it is a change for the worse. When these poor are hungry, who do you think they will ... Read More
NOW is the Time to Visit the Caribbean by LisaValencia
What many people do not realize is that the weather on Costa Rica聮s Caribbean side is quite different from the rest of the country. When it is rainy season on the Pacific side it聮s dry and sunny here in the Caribbean, where I live. Yet the ...
sorry Lisa, but no, no, and no again I have lived many places and known many poor people, they were/are not thieves because they are poor (have too many children to support). Thieves choose to steal that which is not theirs. Are you suggesting ... Read More
NOW is the Time to Visit the Caribbean by LisaValencia
What many people do not realize is that the weather on Costa Rica聮s Caribbean side is quite different from the rest of the country. When it is rainy season on the Pacific side it聮s dry and sunny here in the Caribbean, where I live. Yet the ...
I would object to linking poverty with theft, one is not the other and, as an expat, the LAST thing I'm seeking is "the same kind of infrastructure as the United States" this week a B&B here was hit, and emptied, while the owners were out during ... Read More
NOW is the Time to Visit the Caribbean by LisaValencia
What many people do not realize is that the weather on Costa Rica聮s Caribbean side is quite different from the rest of the country. When it is rainy season on the Pacific side it聮s dry and sunny here in the Caribbean, where I live. Yet the ...
a 2ed opinion from the pacific side of CR . . . I would agree, as an expat, with about all of Lisa's observations - but crime, specifically theft from houses, is an ever increasing problem (locking the door is not sufficient) and of course on the ... Read More
Hello to All
Suggest you visit with a 90 day tourist visa and travel, travel, travel. both coasts, and the mountains (to avoid the hot weather) CR is many different things, that you alone must select for: no single best place, rent in the area before you ... Read More
NOW is the Time to Visit the Caribbean by LisaValencia
What many people do not realize is that the weather on Costa Rica聮s Caribbean side is quite different from the rest of the country. When it is rainy season on the Pacific side it聮s dry and sunny here in the Caribbean, where I live. Yet the ...
well I kinda seem to have missed it too (15+ years ago) as Lisa states on her site, it is an "Afro Caribbean" culture dreadlocks are not my bag, little of that seen on the Pacific side choices - we should be glad we still can make them Bill Read More
Home on Playa Cacao near Golfito Costa Rica ?
"CR park service" ?? you mean MINAE (MINAET) ?? gringos are like cockroaches, we get into everything but 'trust me', you will get your shorts burned in the Milla Maritima I have real problems - with no solutions (when is the law no longer the law ... Read More
Crime in paradise by ratdog
I have read lately of a rise in crime in Costa Rica. I understand that a person always has to be aware and not do stupid things (flash cash). Is there much violent street crime or home invasion? Does a person need to worry about thier home if they ...
do not think for an instant that you, as a new gringo, will be any better respected spend time on the ground, no agents Bill Read More
Home on Playa Cacao near Golfito Costa Rica ?
don't know the property but a bunch of the Golfito politicos are in jail for corruption, try google, Tico Times, AM Costa Rica, etc. is the property in the Milla Maritima? -> if yes, run like hell deal ONLY with principals, with your lawyer Bill Read More
sportsbook,gaming and call centres
no idea, google "poker costa rica" ? Bill Read More
sportsbook,gaming and call centres
A nephew works in SJ at an online poker place for $800+/mo or so (a pretty good wage for only speaking English). All done in English, incredible stories - to a non-gambler. I've met some of his co-workers (m/f) and they are all very bright and quite ... Read More
Crime in paradise by ratdog
I have read lately of a rise in crime in Costa Rica. I understand that a person always has to be aware and not do stupid things (flash cash). Is there much violent street crime or home invasion? Does a person need to worry about thier home if they ...
VERY location specific; your house, your neighbors, the blocks around you violent crime is all over, depends on your profile as well (respect = fear) there are extremes, I am at one with no windows, locks, road, or neighbors nearby - and there are ... Read More
Quality of life in Costa Rica? by ratdog
Welcome all I am new to the blog. I am considering a move to CR with my wife. We are in our mid 50's. All the realestate guys say CR is the garden of eden, but I keep reading about all the crime. 1. How safe is CR? (San Ramon or San Isidro) 2. How ...
riggadeaux "We learned about Costa Rica because my husband is an orchid growing FREAK." FWIW, there are lots of orchids down south, we must have 40-50 around the house and find them on the trail to our farm often. Whenever I encounter a downed tree ... Read More
Home improvements
screens, glass, curtains, solid shutters, bars . . . anything you want, easiest is to have made what you wish Bill Read More
How are the possibilities of teaching English in CR? by rakututu
I have a Masters in Education and was seriously thinking of getting my TESL certificate and teach English in CR. I would hope my Masters would help me. Advice please!
lol, and you teach English ?? Bill Read More
Quality of life in Costa Rica? by ratdog
Welcome all I am new to the blog. I am considering a move to CR with my wife. We are in our mid 50's. All the realestate guys say CR is the garden of eden, but I keep reading about all the crime. 1. How safe is CR? (San Ramon or San Isidro) 2. How ...
Hi Mike, I live in Drake (actually just south of), 50m back from the ocean and 20m up; no A/C, no glass on windows, etc. Really nice if being daily involved with nature is your bag. No TV, road, car etc.; in/out by boat or bus blah blah blah. If ... Read More
Quality of life in Costa Rica? by ratdog
Welcome all I am new to the blog. I am considering a move to CR with my wife. We are in our mid 50's. All the realestate guys say CR is the garden of eden, but I keep reading about all the crime. 1. How safe is CR? (San Ramon or San Isidro) 2. How ...
For those interested in living 'on the ocean', accept that you will be 200m BACK from an imaginary line drawn out in the water. Do NOT get involved with a 'concession' from the local municipality for the Milla Maritima (150m) behind the 50m Zona ... Read More
Dental Clinics in San Jose by camerawork
Hi, Is there anyone out there who has had any dental work done at any of the dental clinics in San Jose? Especially implants. I've been in touch with the Meza Clinic in Barrio Tournon and they seem very professional. Hope to hear from someone. ...
I agree, great info Vicki. I got upper and lower removable bridges with my wife's dentist, best fit I've had and for $700 or so. Crowns, implants, and root canals are referred to a 'specialist'. A friend is doing the works (no implants) in David ... Read More
the Residency blues by BillA
I have initiated my trial by fire, seeking CR permanent residency; which should be no sweat given that I am married to a Tica and have 2 Tica daughters. Note that I am applying for a VINCULO FAMILIAR CON COSTARRICENSE, the requirements for other ...
Last week I received a letter from Calif. in response to my request (notarized by the US embassy, $50 thank you) for a birth certificate, made over 3 weeks ago, informing me that my request would be processed in 10 weeks !! ah, gotta love those ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
I started a new thread for my last trip - 90 day visa given /forum/viewtopic.php?id=74791 Bill Read More
How long of a drive in Costa Rica?
if you are not pressed for time (visiting 3 places in 3 days), take the bus - driving is a hassle and WILL kill your buzz Bill Read More
the Residency blues by BillA
I have initiated my trial by fire, seeking CR permanent residency; which should be no sweat given that I am married to a Tica and have 2 Tica daughters. Note that I am applying for a VINCULO FAMILIAR CON COSTARRICENSE, the requirements for other ...
Hi Ron, Many Thanks for your informative comments. Every day is a new lesson. "Note: As of March 2010, spouses of Costa Rican citizens do not qualify for permanent residency. They must apply for temporary residency." The other requirements I was ... Read More
new visa run, new "rules" - but back to 90 day (it seems)
Yesterday I went to Paso Canoas from Drake by bus to renew the 30 visa I was last given. For those not into this subject I have 4 or 5 previous threads on the topic which could be perused if some perspective is desired. I exited CR and at the ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
Euroman What was the date on your exit ticket (back to Canada I presume)? Some have said that 'open' tickets are a problem, but the Tracopa tickets are always open. I am led to believe the 'problem' is in Paso Canoas. I must return tomorrow to ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
no, not true visa periods are 30, 60 and 90 days having said that I know of a CR immigration official who changed the 3 to an 8 (after a huge sob story, not by me) - US citizens may be given a 90 visa, it is not a "right"; I know someone who got a ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
sam I have not heard of such, and it could have happened to me. I gave my passport to some friends thinking it would just be stamped, but CR seized it and I had to run to Paso Canoas to retrieve it; I could indeed have been deported. Got a formal ... Read More
the Residency blues
I have initiated my trial by fire, seeking CR permanent residency; which should be no sweat given that I am married to a Tica and have 2 Tica daughters. Note that I am applying for a VINCULO FAMILIAR CON COSTARRICENSE, the requirements for other ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
sg correct, and they will tell you just the same in Paso Canoas a same day in-and-out is perfectly ok (must be out 48 hrs foe the duty free exemption though, otherwise 2 or 3 bottles of booze) - BUT they will also tell one that it is the ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
I understand Julie, what do they call us? Appreciate that I'm trying to understand why I got a 30 day visa. Bill edit: ah yes I recall, from my SF days (I'm from SF) - breeders Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
first things first - Thanks Ron, I will be sending you an e-mail and also starting a new thread on the "residency" topic so as not to unduly muddy the perpetual tourist visa issue. But first I need to do my homework so at least I understand the ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer" by BillA
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ...
am running, in brief yes US, yes 90 day bus ticket the official looked at the passport pages and said "I think you are living here, I will give you a 30 day visa." and that was it, spoke with several people in the office (Paso Canoas) and was ... Read More
perpetual tourists note: got 30 day visa - discretion of "interviewer"
I am what is sometimes called a "perpetual tourist", I simply exit CR every 90 days and return with another 90 day visa. Yesterday that ended, at least for now, when I was given a 30 day visa; no appeal, the discretion of the "interviewer" as to ... Read More
Should You Hide Your Head in the Sand or Set Yourself On Fire? by LisaValencia
What does living in Costa Rica have to do with the uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East? Here are my reflections:travelexperiencecostarica.com/2011/02/20/reflections-on-the-uprisings-in-north-africa-and-the-middle-east/
looks like there may be hope Lisa . . . . - and you could always put up the first page (mine was ~600 words) Bill Read More
Should You Hide Your Head in the Sand or Set Yourself On Fire? by LisaValencia
What does living in Costa Rica have to do with the uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East? Here are my reflections:travelexperiencecostarica.com/2011/02/20/reflections-on-the-uprisings-in-north-africa-and-the-middle-east/
Interesting take on my article heading. I was referring to the guy in Tunisia who set himself on fire which started the uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa. We are talking about very different things.understood, quite intentional, local ... Read More
Should You Hide Your Head in the Sand or Set Yourself On Fire? by LisaValencia
What does living in Costa Rica have to do with the uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East? Here are my reflections:travelexperiencecostarica.com/2011/02/20/reflections-on-the-uprisings-in-north-africa-and-the-middle-east/
Lisa where is your article? Bill Read More
Should You Hide Your Head in the Sand or Set Yourself On Fire? by LisaValencia
What does living in Costa Rica have to do with the uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East? Here are my reflections:travelexperiencecostarica.com/2011/02/20/reflections-on-the-uprisings-in-north-africa-and-the-middle-east/
Sand or Fire (Lisa聮s title, an old man聮s ruminations) Why do gringos come to live in Costa Rica? Getting away is the Head in the Sand, making money is the Set Yourself on Fire (others might define these differently). For an older person there is a ... Read More
Should You Hide Your Head in the Sand or Set Yourself On Fire? by LisaValencia
What does living in Costa Rica have to do with the uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East? Here are my reflections:travelexperiencecostarica.com/2011/02/20/reflections-on-the-uprisings-in-north-africa-and-the-middle-east/
Thanks Julien you might consider how to make the guide section a bit more visible (I had not known of it) Lisa, I would enjoy corresponding with you on this site, and your current topic is a barn burner - put it up - I an not in CR by accident, ... Read More
Should You Hide Your Head in the Sand or Set Yourself On Fire? by LisaValencia
What does living in Costa Rica have to do with the uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East? Here are my reflections:travelexperiencecostarica.com/2011/02/20/reflections-on-the-uprisings-in-north-africa-and-the-middle-east/
Lisa so what are your reflections? why do you not wish to post them here? why do you repeatedly post one liners with a link to your site? Lisa, this is called "spam", it is very poor form. I have no issue with your writings (if a bit wordy), if you ... Read More
Traveling by car from U.S. to Costa Rica. by fredj6
Has anyone driven from The U.S. through Mexico and if so did you encounter any problems ? I am concerned about corrupt Police and Bandits. Thanks,Fred
Fred get a grip guy, if you can't give up your car - stay well north of CR sounds like you have an identity issue, you are not your wheels - come south when you want to be free Bill Read More
Visa Run - Panama or Nica by touchtone
Anyone got some recommendations for a visa run. I have to be outside CR for 72 hours. Thinking about going back up to San Juan del Sur in Nica but would love to hear any other suggestions for a good short break. Is there somewhere that advertises ...
SG Yes, if you just walk up to the window to enter Panama they will ask to see your ticket out; the solution is the same. In Paso Canoas before leaving CR go to the Tracopa station and buy 2 $15 tickets, SJ to David and David to SJ. I have used open ... Read More
Visa Run - Panama or Nica by touchtone
Anyone got some recommendations for a visa run. I have to be outside CR for 72 hours. Thinking about going back up to San Juan del Sur in Nica but would love to hear any other suggestions for a good short break. Is there somewhere that advertises ...
I did a overnight in-out in Paso Canoas 3 weeks ago. What I was told on the street was that if one stayed in Panama 72 hours, then a 90 day visa would be given; but there is also a woman working the afternoon shift on the CR side who only gives 30 ... Read More
Visa Run - Panama or Nica by touchtone
Anyone got some recommendations for a visa run. I have to be outside CR for 72 hours. Thinking about going back up to San Juan del Sur in Nica but would love to hear any other suggestions for a good short break. Is there somewhere that advertises ...
I can only speak for Paso Canoas, I'm on the Osa so I go south. PC is an armpit, spend $4 on a minibus and go to David. There are 2 shifts at Immigration, go out the morning with a bus ticket SJ-David and you 'can' get 90 days; go out the afternoon ... Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok? by BillA
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs [i]in order ...
Hi ggg, if you find a 'fixer', let me know 8919-1708 Bill Thanks Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok? by BillA
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs [i]in order ...
2 recent visa extension experiences in Paso Canoas: A couple of friends went to PC by car for a one/day in/out for a 90 day visa. No way said the clerk; 30 days. After much pleading, cedulas and vehicle papers; changed the days to 80 - with a ... Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok? by BillA
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs [i]in order ...
Thanks for the info tweety I go to SJ perhaps once a year, but a local post office would be sweet - let me know if it happens Bill Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok? by BillA
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs [i]in order ...
Thanks again Julie no, I did not know of ARCR - will visit Best, Bill Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok? by BillA
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs [i]in order ...
ah in Inside Costa Rica the $100 cited was the monthly penalty for overstaying the 90 day visa, in order to get a new visa ?? Best, Bill Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok? by BillA
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs [i]in order ...
Hi Julie, Are you referring to $100 'extra' for a 180 day visa instead of the std 90 day ? I've heard it discussed, but seen nothing written. Please let me know if it is factual, and I will ask also directly when I go in late April. Best, Bill Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok? by BillA
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs [i]in order ...
Hi JulieH, Thanks for your answer, you seem to be the most responsive on this forum. When I go 'out' for 3 days I actually stay in Paso Canoas, but I do nothing to attract attention (bar-hopping, etc.) i.e. having my passport checked. In any ... Read More
visa run; 72 hr min - or in/out same day ok?
I live in Drake (on the Osa) and have been to Paso Canoas 5 times with 5 different results, I guess I would like to know what is correct. My understanding is that before the 90 day visa expires, one needs to leave the country for 72 hrs in order to ... Read More