[jhicks920]

[quote=”alewis”]We overstayed by 2 days and nothing was said about it when we left.[/quote]

thanks man im worried about when i come back in 4 days if they will give me trouble coming back in.

[jhicks920]

[quote=”ticorealtor”]I am married to a Tica as well and have been for 8 years. It is a whole different ball game for us. Once you get to Costa Rica you can start working as soon as you get the permit which you can do in a day. At this moment it is a great opportunity because of the demand for Bi-lingual here is high. Here is the last job fair that was done and many employers are using head hunters. I have started applying to a couple already. [url=http://jobfaircr.wordpress.com/empresas-reclutando/]Job fair[/url]

But again remember Costa Rica needs to protect their jobs and these jobs are high demand. We need to respect the laws and don’t give the impression that just anyone can come to CR and start up shop. You will be competing with people that are highly educated (many have Phd or Masters). But they do open the doors if you are married to a Costa Rican.[/quote]

Good deal thanks for your response as well…Are you currently working down there or are you still in the process of looking…I have enough funds to stay afloat for some time but obviously just have the fear of finding employment…As far as purchasing a business down there do you know anything about certain requirements or after I incorporate myself am i good to go…Any other help i greatly appreciate and thanks again

[jhicks920]

Thanks for your prompt response. I dont know how much of a difference it is to apply for residency if my wife is a Tica. Does that change anything as far as making the switch with residency and working legally.

Thanks

Joseph

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