There are hundreds of good reasons to live and retire in Costa Rica - a comfortable climate, beautiful scenery, endless opportunities, tax advantages and warm, pleasant people.

Depending on your country of origin, you can remain in Costa Rica with a tourist visa for up to three months. With a driver's license from your home country and your passport, you can legally drive. During this time, you'll get a feel for what day-to-day life will be like -- see firsthand that a different culture means different responses to given situations. In the end, your ability to adapt and approach life with a relaxed attitude will probably govern your degree of happiness and satisfaction with Costa Rican life.

Are you ready for a change in your life? What are the steps to begin living in Costa Rica? Where do you start? Where are the reputable and proper schools or colleges for your children? Where do you find housing, go shopping and get good medical care?

Learn more about Relocating to Costa Rica at these sites:

• Relocating, Living, Immigration, Regulations, etc.
• Relocation Information
• Costa Rica Relocation
• Relocation in Costa Rica
• Retire and Relocate in Costa Rica