No visa requirements for:
These persons are allowed to enter and stay in Costa Rica on presentation:
French nationals wishing to spend more than 90 days in Costa Rica must file an immigration file with the Costa Rican embassy in Paris or with the immigration authorities in San José. For more information, consult the website of the "Direccion general de migracion y extranjeria" .
If you need a visa:
Unfortunately, VSI can not act as an intermediary . Procedure for obtaining a visa:
Phone: 01 45 78 5093 E-mail: consulat.cr@gmail.com
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Documents to provide |
Warning: Non-exhaustive list, please contact the Consulate for a list of documents relating to each type of specific visa Such. : 01 45 78 5093 E-mail: consulat.cr@gmail.com http://www.embassy-worldwide.com/embassy/embassy-of-costa-rica-in-paris-france/ |
Present all original documents + 1 copy
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TRANSIT |
Info: If your application is a transit visa application, you must not present proof of creditworthiness. |
SERVICE VISA |
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Validity of visa |
The visa must be used within a maximum of 60 days from the date of issue Visa valid for 1 single entry in the country (except multiple entry visas issued by the Directorate General of Migration and Foreigners) Multiple visas (for multiple entries) are granted to entrepreneurs or businessmen and their attribution requires the prior authorization of the Costa Rican migratory authorities. |
Further information |
At the entrance and exit of the country you will be asked to fill in a health form On leaving Costa Rica via the international airport, a tax of USD 26 per person is required before boarding. This tax may also be paid in settlers. Embassy of Costa Rica 72 avenue Emile Zola 75015 Paris Such. 01 45 78 99 66 Capital city: San José Official language: Spanish Local Currency: Colon 1 € = 455 CRC Religions: Catholic Novels 76% Telephone from France: 00 506 Flight duration : Time Difference: 7 / 8h Health Non-potable water, recommended malaria treatment Yellow fever vaccine is required for travelers who have stayed or will remain a few days in some countries before arriving in Costa Rica. Geographic areas at risk Sub-Saharan Africa : Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Gambia, Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Sudan South America : Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela The Caribbean: French Guiana However, the International Certificate against yellow fever should not be presented: - People who "on their trajectory to Costa Rica have made a transit through the countries at risk, in the airports, ports and cross-border posts of the countries at risk". - Travelers who, "although they have been in countries at risk before entering the national territory, have been at least six days in a country which is not at risk and have not during that period Contracted with fever. " - Persons under nine years of age - People with a strong egg allergy. - People with immunodepression - People who are sick or have - People over sixty. - Pregnant or nursing women - People with a family history unfavorable to yellow fever vaccination. - People with hypersensitivity to gelatin. - People with asymptomatic infection with HIV, with checking by a laboratory of the proper function of the immune system. * Some important remarks: The said medical certificate must be presented at the moment of entry and it must be certified by the national health authority of the country of origin. It should be mentioned that the certificate is valid from the 10th day after the vaccination which credits it, and that any person entering the country, either temporarily or permanently, must be required to do so. The international certificate is not required because of the nationality if not the provenance of this country at risk |