by Licda. Eugenia Víquez | Jul 2, 2020 | GLC Abogados, Immigration Division, News
Border closed until August 1st, 2020. This extension was established and published today in the Official Gazette, Executive Decree number 42432, which states that the measure restricts the entry of non-resident foreigners into the country and it is extended until... 
by GLC Abogados Costa Rica | Jun 17, 2020 | GLC Abogados, Testimonials
Who in their right mind would decide to purchase a vacation home in another country during a pandemic shut-down? We did. Friends in Costa Rica recommended the GLC Law firm to help us get everything taken care of for the purchase. In a period of a few short weeks GLC... 
by Licda. Eugenia Víquez | May 18, 2020 | Articles, GLC Abogados, Immigration Division
The borders will be closed until June 15, 2020. Only foreigners and residents will be allowed to enter the country, where they’ll be given a sanitary order of isolation for 14 days. Tourist visas, for foreigners who entered after December 17th, 2019, will be extended... 
by Lic. Augusto Arce, MBA | May 12, 2020 | GLC Abogados, Articles
Due to the current global Covid-19 emergency people are leaving heavily populated urban areas and moving to rural locations looking for a healthier environment. Every crisis brings opportunities for those that embrace change. If you are considering having a Plan B or... 
by Licda. Eugenia Víquez | Mar 23, 2020 | Announcements, GLC Abogados, Immigration Division
URGENT INFORMATION: The government of Costa Rica, has communicated that since March 24th, 2020, ALL foreigners: resident, refugee, applicants of residency, that leave the country, will lose their status, and will not be able to enter the country again. This is a... 
by Licda. Eugenia Víquez | Mar 17, 2020 | GLC Abogados, Announcements
From March 18 to April 12, 2020TH, only Costa Ricans or residents will be allowed to enter the country. Any person who enters the national territory will have to comply with quarantine (14 days), this will be indicated in the corresponding immigration post at the...
