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Residency
We handle your Costa Rican residency and its renewals, quickly and securely.
We support families who live, invest or hold assets in Costa Rica, and we coordinate the local work with their advisors abroad.
Services
Six areas, one team. You decide how far we go with you.
We handle your Costa Rican residency and its renewals, quickly and securely.
We define how to hold your assets in Costa Rica, in your name or through companies, to protect them and keep them in order.
We keep your companies and assets up to date with Costa Rican authorities.
We plan the continuity of your estate so that passing it on to your family is simple and orderly.
We guide you through buying and selling property, with a full review before you sign.
View Real EstateA local point of contact who knows your case and coordinates with your advisors abroad.
The journey
From your first visit to the next generation. One team throughout your whole story in Costa Rica.
Visits and first decisions before committing.
Acquiring the property with a full review.
Asset and tax organization of your holdings.
Immigration filings and renewals.
Local obligations always up to date.
Family and estate planning.
Selling the property or new opportunities.
Working with advisors
We coordinate with your advisors abroad so every decision is carried out clearly, safely and efficiently in Costa Rica.
Are you an advisor? See how we workYour advisors ↔ you ↔ your local legal team
Yes. There are several categories, such as rentista, pensionado, investor or family ties. We review your case and recommend the best path for your situation and goals.
With a Costa Rican will and, when it makes sense, a structure that makes the transfer easier. We coordinate it with the planning you already have in your home country.
It is how you hold your assets: in your name or through companies. It is worth reviewing when you buy, rent out, plan your estate or change your country of residence.
It depends on the assets and income you have in Costa Rica. We coordinate with your CPA so the local side is in order and aligned with your home country's rules.
Yes, with a power of attorney granted at a Costa Rican consulate or before a notary in your country with an apostille.
We handle the sale, the closing or transfer of companies and the necessary filings, even if you are no longer in Costa Rica.