Costa Rica Retirement

Retirement in Costa Rica Sunshine and beautiful beaches, adventure and learning, cheap housing and health care. It's all waiting for you when you choose Costa Rica for retirement. Bad roads, long bank lines, limited food choices, and a new language to learn, are also waiting for you. Should you retire in Costa Rica? This website, or any book written on Costa Rica, can't hope to answer such a personal question - only you can decide if Costa Rica is the right choice for your retirement. And it is why, we at iCare Costa Rica Retirement recommend, you try Costa Rica before you buy Costa Rica. A one week vacation to Costa Rica is a lot of fun, laying on a hammock watching the sun set over the Pacific, can cause you to never want to leave. Before we go any further, may be you don't want to retire in Costa Rica, but you've heard its cheap, and feel like you don't have a choice. Not only is that a terrible reason to retire in Costa Rica, you're almost guaranteeing a horrible experience, but it may not even be true. iCare has developed a unique retirement program, that explains how you don't need to be rich to retire early, it may save you hundreds of thousands of dollars and take years off your retirement date. After reading the free retirement information, you may discover that you don't need to retire in Costa Rica after all, perhaps you can stay right where you are. But if you do decide to explore Costa Rica for retirement, and Costa Rica is a wonderful country, you should spend more than a week here before making a decision. Three months will give you a much better idea, if Costa Rica is right for retirement, or if you should consider other locations. Three months is enough time to get over the excitement, discover the country, pick up on the nuances. "Hey, there's no Dr. Pepper in this country! I can't live here." Costa Rica is a small country, but it has a lot of beaches, mountains, and cities. Get to know the country a little, before you pick a spot, buy property, and settle down. San Jose is not the prettiest city in the world, however it is centrally located, and all roads lead through San Jose. Its a good base to use to discover the various retirement locations in Costa Rica. iCare Costa Rica Retirement is here to help. We offer relocation and real estate services that you may find useful in making your retirement decisions. Use our relocation Service Packs, to assist you in finding temporary housing, renting a car, an apartment, a cell phone and much more. If you decide to retire in Costa Rica and purchase property, iCare Costa Rica Real Estate can save you money, with our 5% commissions and honest real estate services. Here are some pros and cons to retiring in Costa Rica. Notice they're the same? It's all in the way you look at things:) Costa Rica Retirement Pros and Cons: Less Developed Slower Pace Different Culture New Language Less Choice Each one of these can either be positive or negative, not right or wrong, depending on your personality. As you may have already noticed, iCare Costa Rica Retirement is different. We are committed to a better Costa Rica environment and society. We believe that you can have a positive impact on Costa Rica, we look forward to your becoming a part of the community, not living apart from the community. Welcome. If you have any questions about iCare, or our iCare Retirement services, please feel free to send us an email or give us a call. Email or (from the U.S. and Candada) Tel: 011 (506) 383-0964 iCare Community Visit the iCare Community. Lot's of articles on Costa Rica real estate, retiring, living and investment. Ask a question, leave a comment, get involved. iCare is all about building better communities in Costa Rica. Visit

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