The Hidden Cost for Working People In Costa Rica, impounded motorcycles are piling up in government storage lots at a scale that is hard to ignore. The numbers are large, but the human story is even larger. For many riders, a motorcycle is not a hobby, a weekend toy...
Not All Closings Are Created Equal By Brians Salazar Chavarria, GM Attorneys at Law Every week, buyers walk away from a Costa Rican closing feeling accomplished. The wire cleared, the deed was signed before a notary, and champagne was opened somewhere with an ocean...
Palm Oil shapes parts of Costa Rica’s economy and landscape. Learn where it grows, why it matters, and the trade-offs behind this crop.
Starting a business in Costa Rica takes more than a good idea. Learn the legal, cultural, and practical steps that shape success here.
Empowering Golden Years, & Enriching Lives Our Senior Citizen Package We get it — relocating to a foreign country and understanding the law in Costa Rica can be overwhelming. We’re here to help make your dream of relocating to Costa Rica a reality. As...
Clínica Bíblica’s move into Liberia is more than a business expansion; it is a sign that Guanacaste is becoming too important to serve with occasional outreach and too dynamic to rely only on long-distance specialist care. In its official announcement on 7 April 2026,...
Costa Rica’s First Medicinal Cannabis Export to Europe: Laws, Access, and What It Means for Buyers and Patients What milestone has Costa Rica just achieved in the cannabis industry? Costa Rica has completed its first-ever export of medicinal cannabis to Europe. In...
by Christian Suárez At the macro level, the economic impact of a cycling event is measured across four major dimensions: direct spending, the multiplier effect, employment and tax revenue, and the destination's tourism positioning. The OECD specifically...
By Manfred Peters, GM Attorneys at Law Costa Rica is preparing to implement an important administrative change that will affect newly created companies across the country. While the modification may seem technical at first glance, it is relevant for foreign investors,...
Why do scams and identity theft dominate cybercrime in Costa Rica? They dominate because they exploit human behaviour rather than technical weaknesses. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting people instead of systems. Fraudulent emails, fake banking alerts, and...
By Diana Granados, GM Attorneys at Law Costa Rica continues to refine its regulatory framework for the Annual Transparency and Final Beneficiaries Disclosure (RTBF), which all obligated entities are required to file with the Central Bank (BCCR) this April. All...
Women’s empowerment is not a date on the calendar. It is a mindset, a decision, and a daily practice. It lives in the moments when a woman chooses to trust her voice, honour her worth, and take one more step toward the life she knows is possible. At its heart,...