Why Costa Rica is the Destination of Choice for New Retirees

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Expats have long been attracted to Costa Rica for many reasons; accessibility, safety, low cost of living, beautiful beaches, modern inexpensive health care, some of the best real estate opportunities in Central America, good infrastructure, lush tropical rainforests, ocean, mountain and valley views, weather unparalleled, theaters, art galleries, and so much more.

Currently by some estimates there are more than 150,000 expatriates living full time or part time in Costa Rica and in many of established expat communities throughout the country.

These numerous and growing expat communities have been a major factor in the growth of the Costa Rica real estate market especially in the past 10 years.

In Costa Rica you will find rich coastal areas along both the Central Pacific and Caribbean, metropolitan lifestyle in the Central valley, adventure and biodiversity National Geographic calls the richest in the world.

Costa Rica is a nature-lover’s dream. The country has a very pro-active philosophy towards conservation and its extensive bio-reserves, ensuring that its jungles, with their renowned biodiversity, continue to be home to a truly stunning assortment of species, from birds to butterflies, monkeys to wild cats, and spectacular flora.

The marine sanctuaries of the Caribbean and Pacific oceans and the rich “bio-corridor” of Costa Rica although being a very small country packs in 5% of the world’s biodiversity.

Costa Rica the largest middle class of all the Central American countries and as well the fastest developing economy, with a long standing tradition of democracy; this could be the biggest driving factor in the Costa Rica real estate market being consistently attractive for the past 2 decades.

Expatriates from all over the world already living in Costa Rica, enjoy one of the most diverse environments and highest standards of living in Central America.

The Costa Rica life expectancy at birth is one of the world’s highest, topping both the U.S. and the U.K.

Tourist services are extensive and with English as a second language, Costa Ricans consider themselves “cultural cousins” to the USA, making the country very visitor-friendly.

The expat population is expected to see tremendous growth over the coming decade with 10,000 baby boomers retiring per day in North America; many are looking to Costa Rica, “The Jewel of Central America” as a place to call home.

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President of Costa Rica seeks investments in China.

Laura Chinchilla, Costa Rican president, seeks to increase the country's exports and encourage foreign investment on her visit to China and South Korea.

The first day of tour, the President of Costa Rica met with Chinese businessmen to discuss the advantages of the country as a destination for investment and tourism.

In turn, oriental companies have agreed to start negotiations to invest in a photovoltaic plant in our country. Trade with China shows an increasing trend in the last 10 years, with an average annual growth rate of 37.7%.

Costa Rica is an important place in terms of quality of life of its population, and various analyzes is that mark Costa Rica as one of the happiest countries in the world. It is a country that has driven the development of its population and also the harmony with their environment. This also represents a competitive advantage as it has skilled labor.

The forum was also attended by ministers of Foreign Trade and Tourism, who presented details of the infrastructure, economy, education, geography, tourist attractions and even the climate of our country, all with the aim of expanding the knowledge that Asians have on Costa Rica.

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