Canadian-Costa Rican attorney Rick Philps shares what you must know to legally own a business or work in Costa Rica. Temporary residents – those living in the country for less than three years – are not allowed to take the job a local, Tico, is able to do. After the three year period, one may apply for permanent residency. Permanent residents have no restrictions regarding employment. Much of the information you’ll find online about working here is out of date. Be sure to consult with a reputable attorney for assistance regarding residency, work permits, and owning property.

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