Welcome To Relocation Costa Rica

   Costa Rica is the ideal place to retire or invest in. The unique history of the country made it a jewel in Central America. Costa Rica has no army, a democratic system that is an example to the world, a growing economy, well educated nationals, beautiful scenery and most important of all people that respect and live in peace.
Costa Rica is a country that is fertile territory for relocation

Intel, Microsoft, Procter & Gamble...

Costa Rica opportunity is synonymous to adding paint to a blank canvas. Well funded international corporations continue to expand and create high paying jobs by adding infrastructure to the surrounding area, resulting in a priceless work of art.

It's a beautiful, stable and peaceful country with good privacy laws, and hard working, qualified professional. Intel has a sizable operation here in Costa Rica and contributes a very significant amount to the gross domestic product of the country.

Intel considered carefully their decision to start operations in Costa Rica. Many other multinational companies such as Microsoft, Procter & Gamble, HP, INTEL  Lucent and Bristol Myers have taken advantage of the Costa Rican IT level. In thatregard, companies like Abbott Labs, Chiquita Brands, Esso, Texaco, 3M, UPS, DHL, Gillette, Warner Lambert, Xerox, Glaxo Smith Kline, Johnson & Johnson, SC Johnson, Sherwin Williams, Sony Music, Pfizer, Kimberly Clark, Manpower, Dole Fresh Fruit, Colgate Palmolive, LL Bean, Alcatel, BASF, KPMG, Price Waterhouse, Deloitte & Touche, 3-Com, Motorola, Oracle, Perkins Elmer, Western Union, Unisys and Cisco Systems have made huge investments in Costa Rica.

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It takes between 3 and 7 hours to fly to Costa Rica from most U.S. cities, and as Costa Rica becomes more popular with North American travelers, more flights are available into San José's Juan Santamaria International Airport. In addition, Delta, American, U.S. Airways, United, and Continental all have regular nonstop commercial flights to the International Airpot in Liberia from their hubs in Atlanta, Miami, Charlotte, Chicago, Los Angeles and Houston, respectively. Liberia is the gateway to the beaches of the Guanacaste region and the Nicoya Peninsula, and a direct flight here eliminates the need for a separate commuter flight in a small aircraft or roughly 5 hours in a car or bus.