Available Solutions based on your request:
Costa Rica Investor Visa
Residence by Investment Programs
Region:
Americas
Country:
Costa Rica
Program Final:
Temporary residence permit (renewable) with path to permanent residency after 3 years and citizenship after 7 years
Simplicity:
Speed in month(s):
12
Education:
N/A
Price:
In most cases, costs for Costa Rica Investor Visa include government filing fees, legal support, due diligence, document legalization, and the qualifying investment, contribution, or capital placement. A typical all-in budget is often around $150,000 USD, although the final amount can vary with dependants, route configuration, and service scope. Get in touch for a case-specific estimate.
Investment
requirements:
Minimum investment of $150,000 USD in real estate, shares, projects, or certain other approved assets
Dependents:
Spouse or common law partner and children under 25 may be included; parents of a temporary resident may apply under the family link category; grandparents and siblings are not covered.
Description:
The Costa Rica Investor Visa, known as ‘Inversionista’ residency, is designed for foreign nationals seeking to obtain temporary residency by making a significant investment in the country. The program targets individuals and families interested in relocating to Costa Rica for lifestyle, retirement, or investment purposes. Applicants must demonstrate an investment of at least $150,000 USD in real estate, a business, or certain other approved assets.Key benefits include the right to live, operate a business, and study in Costa Rica, as well as the possibility for the applicant’s spouse and children under 25 to be included in the application. Temporary residency is granted initially for two years and is renewable; after three years of continuous residency, holders may qualify for permanent residency. There is no requirement to live in Costa Rica full-time, but a minimum stay of one day per year is needed to maintain status.The program is attractive due to its relatively low investment threshold, flexibility of qualifying investments, and a straightforward path to permanent residency and, eventually, citizenship. No specific education, language, or employment requirements apply.