Doing Business in Costa Rica

Trade Mission and Business Development Conference to Central America. The U.S. Commercial Service is organizing a Certified, Multi-industry Trade Mission and Business Development Conference to Central America July 15-20, 2013. The mission is open to U.S. companies from a cross section of industries with potential for growth in Central America, but focusing on best prospects including construction equipment/road building machinery, medical equipment and devices, and safety/security.
Costa Rican Country Commercial Guide, The CCG has in-depth information on Costa Rica’s economy, regulatory systems, and business conditions. Chapter Six focuses on the investment climate.

World Bank’s Doing Business Index
US Commercial Service local business service providers (FCS)
Lawyer’s List:
You will find at the link a list of attorneys and law firms that are licensed to practice in Costa Rica. U.S. Embassy San Jose maintains this list to assist U.S. citizens in locating legal services while in Costa Rica. The list is organized alphabetically and contains information on professional credentials, areas of expertise, and language ability. Please note that inclusion of this list is in no way an endorsement by the Department of State or the U.S. Embassy. As such, be advised that the U.S. government makes no warranties and assumes no responsibility or liability for the quality of services, professional ability, or reputation of the persons and firms on the list.

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