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Costa Rica: Adjustment to Visa Stamp Policy
Key Points
- Costa Rica removed the requirement for nationals and residents to obtain an entry stamp upon leaving the country
- Travelers crossing via land borders are still required to receive entry and exit stamps
Overview
The government of Costa Rica removed requirements for nationals and residents of Costa Rica to obtain an entry stamp within their passports when exiting the country. Travelers crossing via land borders will still be required to receive entry and exit stamps.
What are the Changes?
Costa Rica has removed the requirement for nationals and residents to obtain an entry stamp upon leaving the country via air and sea. According to the government announcement, this decision was made to reduce administrative costs.
Looking Ahead
Continue to check the government of Costa Rica’s website and Envoy’s website for the latest updates and information.
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