Christopher Howard
The New Golden Door to Retirement and Living in Costa Rica Rica 14th Edition
$26.95
Live in a beautiful tropical paradise for as little as $30 a day, make money and enjoy the good life. Find out how in The New Golden Door to Retirement and Living in Costa Rica.
Confronted with the spiraling cost of living in the United States and Canada, people from all walks of life and all ages—including baby boomers and seniors—are searching for an affordable place to live or retire without sacrificing their current lifestyles. Costa Rica, one of Latin America's best-kept secrets, just might be the country many of these people are seeking.
Located only two hours by air from Florida, Costa Rica has been called the "Little Switzerland of America." Year-round springlike weather, friendly people, low cost of living, inexpensive medical care, excellent transportation and communication systems, affordable housing, plus a government that makes relocating as easy as possible for foreigners—all combine to make Costa Rica tops on the list of expatriate havens. More Americans live in Costa Rica per capita than any other country outside of the U.S.!
This new updated and expanded edition offers invaluable assistance to anyone looking for a safe, affordable place to live outside the United States. It contains all the ins and outs, dos and don'ts, and indispensible insider information about all areas of living in Costa Rica and More.....
The Legal Guide to Costa Rica
Provides the answer to most of the questions you will have about living and doing business in Costa Rica. Now in its new and revised Fourth Edition the Legal Guide to Costa Rica will allow you to make informed decisions about your transactions in Costa Rica. Each chapter is organized into a specific area of law which in turn provides valuable information on several legal topics. These topics include, real estate transactions, corporations, residency and immigration, commercial transactions, banking and finance, powers of attorney, environmental laws, copyrights, trademarks, worker’s compensation, automobile regulations, taxation, social security, labor legislation and much more. The appendix includes examples of some of the most common legal forms which you are likely to encounter in Costa Rica. The forms, which have been translated into English are a valuable reference tool for understanding the transactions which you will undertake.
The information provided in The Legal Guide to Costa Rica will hopefully educate you about the Costa Rican legal system and provide you with the necessary knowledge so that you make informed decisions and confidently maneuver with the legal system.
Fourth Edition © 2005
Pages: 348 $25.00
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