Sunday 2 April 2023

Government simplifies procedures for foreign investors

With the regulations to Law No. 9996 for the attraction of investors, residents and pensioners.

Paying the bills

Latest

United States Announces $25 Million to Strengthen Costa Rica’s Cybersecurity  

QCOSTARICA - the United States and Costa Rica affirmed...

US Embassy Costa Rica Semana Santa 2023 Hours

QCOSTARICA - The Embassy and the Consular Section of...

What is Copart & IAAI Auto Auction Bid History?

Are you considering bidding on an automobile at auction...

Top Five Industries for Job Seekers in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is experiencing a booming and diverse economy...

Benefits of using automated trading software

People who are actively involved in trading have definitely...

Government promises to present bill to regulate Uber and DiDi

QCOSTARICA - The Government of Rodrigo Chaves promises to...

Dollar Exchange

¢537.94 Buy

¢545.40 Sell

01 April 2023 - At The Banks - BCCR

Paying the bills

Share

QCOSTARICA – President Rodrigo Chaves in the company of the Minister of Finance, Nogui Acosta and the Vice Minister of the Interior and Police, Marlen Luna, signed the regulations to Law No. 9996 for the attraction of investors, residents, and pensioners.

President Rodrigo Chaves in the company of the Minister of Finance, Nogui Acosta and the Vice Minister of the Interior and Police, Marlen Luna during Wednesday’s weekly press conference. Photo Casa Presidencial

This guarantees the simplification of procedures for foreigners who enter the country and who find in Costa Rica the opportunity to continue with their investments and do business.

The Regulation establishes the conditions that regularize foreigners known as rentier residents, pensioner residents and investors, with investments of no less than US$150,000.

- Advertisement -

It also regulates the creation of preferential windows for these requests in the Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería (DGME) – Costa Rica’s immigration service.

The Regulation also requires the DGME to consult public databases to verify the investment data and other requirements.

The Regulation controls the application of tax exemptions on issues such as the importation of household items, and the importation of up to two vehicles for land, air and/or maritime transport, among others.

This initiative is added to the Digital Nomad Law in the Government’s effort to position Costa Rica as a point of attraction for foreign investment.

- Advertisement -
Paying the bills
Avatar photo
Ricohttp://www.theqmedia.com
"Rico" is the crazy mind behind the Q media websites, a series of online magazines where everything is Q! In these times of new normal, stay at home. Stay safe. Stay healthy.

Related Articles

Immigration no longer stamps passports of nationals and residents

QCOSTARICA - To expedite entry into the country through immigration posts,...

Subscribe to our stories

To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.