PEBBS
9/10/2019 19:29 EST
Hi all sorry I have been absent for a while hope you are all well..I am usually here answering questions now it is MY turn >.LOL I used to send people to Granada for their border runs BUT I think now it maybe a bit dangerous yes?
PLEASE help with suggestions as to where to send a young couple in Nicaragua still with Ticabus I guess...
but SAFE .a little town as close as you think to the border... without me having to worry about them, They will be my guests from UK.
also since they want to book the Ticabus as a means that they are leaving after 90 days?
(Things change so much I cannot believe I have been here 30 years AGGGHHH I am OLD.s?
They will be visiting me for 90 days in October so if they want a longer stay WHERE do you suggest..THANK YOU in advance..
ALSO very important to remember that they want to know if they can book a Tica bus ticket from England to use as proof that they are leaving within the 90 tourists limit??
Luv Pebbs
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Kohl
9/10/2019 21:34 EST
They are not required to stay out 72 hours, just long enough to get their passport stamped. They should leave CR before their 90 days are up. So, just a quick turn around, UNLESS they wish to bring some items back into CR without paying duty on them.
If they do wish to have a weekend away, suggest they check out San Juan del Sur.
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shermanwc
9/11/2019 10:03 EST
We visited Granada with a visitor from the states in July and all was tranquil. I would avoid this coming weekend due to Nica Independence Day, but generally things have been quiet.
I avoid Managua as much as possible, but we were in Managua on Monday. No problems, but there are many armored police on the streets near central Managua. In general, trouble would likely flare up in Managua before other areas.
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PEBBS
9/11/2019 14:46 EST
thank you but realized i have a
Nica legal working gardener DUH !
and we both felt RIVAS is the place to just spend the night . i will look up safe hotel for the night... thanks all
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PEBBS
9/11/2019 14:49 EST
Khol thanks i am aware its now only a few hours to be out... i have lived here over 30 years...just forget the border run places that are safe..rivas/san juan sur the only reason the will spend the night is to catch the next bus back in the following morning..thanks anyway..
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beach1girl
9/11/2019 18:31 EST
When I lived there, I just exited CR, and returned 15 minutes later. Did it over and over again.
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lawoman
9/20/2019 00:35 EST
Depending where you are located, Los Chiles at the Northern Border can be done (both ways) in about 9 or 10 hrs in a car with an experienced driver. It is about twice the cost of a Ticabus ticket but well worth it. In the bus, if there is one person whose documents are not in order, the entire bus waits. We wanted once for 3 hrs for a little old woman who was all alone & confused, though a Costa Rican. A bus ticket as an exit out of the country can be a problem with the airlines. Can always book via Expedia & cancel within 24 hrs at no charge. Other airlines also.
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