Starting a business in Costa Rica is a popular choice among foreign investors seeking to enter Latin America, thanks to a number of factors that make it a favourable investment destination. Those include a stable economy, low levels of crime, a sizable expat community, and an investment-friendly environment. For anyone looking to incorporate a company …
A scheme led by banks seeks to encourage more people to invest in Costa Rica by offering credit to companies focused on sustainable development and the green economy. At least 13 financial institutions have signed up to the ‘Green Protocol’, which sees them offering loans to small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with an environmental focus, …
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A new initiative known as the ‘Caribbean Triangle’ seeks to promote business and cooperation between Costa Rica, Panama, and the Dominican Republic — three of the most developed and investment-friendly economies in Central America and the Caribbean. Holding its first meeting on September 8, representatives of the three nations came together in Costa Rica’s capital …
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If you are doing business in the Costa Rican market, or intending to launch there, you will need to have a grasp of financial regulatory compliance in Costa Rica. Because failure to comply with financial regulations can cause legal issues or result in financial penalties, potentially diminishing the standing of your company in the eyes …
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A new law seeks to attract digital nomads into moving to Costa Rica by offering a renewable one-year visa with generous tax incentives. Officially named the ‘Law to Attract Workers and Remote Providers of International Services,’ the measure was signed into law by President Carlos Alvarado on August 11, having originally been approved by the …
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