The Investor Visa in Costa Rica, also known as the “Investor Residency” or “Inversionista” visa, offers certain benefits related to import duties for those who meet the investment criteria. Here’s a brief overview of the import duty exemptions associated with this visa:

Import Duty Exemptions for Investor Visa Holders:

1. Personal Goods:

• Investors may be eligible to import personal belongings, such as household items and personal effects, without paying import duties. This is intended to make the transition to living in Costa Rica smoother.

1. Business Equipment:

• If the investment involves setting up or operating a business, you may be eligible for exemptions on import duties for equipment and machinery necessary for the business. This helps reduce the initial financial burden of establishing operations in Costa Rica.

1. Eligibility:

• To qualify for these exemptions, investors typically need to demonstrate that their business or investment meets the legal requirements and contributes to the Costa Rican economy. This includes meeting the minimum investment threshold and creating job opportunities for Costa Ricans.

1. Application Process:

• Exemptions are usually applied through the customs process when importing goods. It’s important to work with a local customs agent or legal advisor who can assist with the paperwork and ensure that all requirements are met.

Important Notes:

• Regulations: Regulations and exemptions may vary and are subject to change, so it’s crucial to stay updated with the latest rules from Costa Rican authorities.
• Consultation: For precise details and to ensure compliance, consulting with a local legal expert or immigration advisor is highly recommended.

By leveraging these exemptions, investors can more effectively manage their start-up and relocation costs in Costa Rica, please contact us for clarifications

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