Will I be able to find a job in Santa Ana?

"The command of English is a very important plus in this country to get a good job. Multinational companies (laboratories, mass consumption, etc.) offer well-paid positions in all areas. Offers are available on professional sites such as Linkedin, or local headhunters," explained one expat living in Santa Ana, Costa Rica.

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"Foreigners in Santa Ana often find employment in various sectors. Many work in the tourism industry, serving as tour guides, hotel staff, or restaurant employees. Some foreigners work in the real estate sector, helping other expats find housing or investment properties. There are also opportunities in the education sector, with foreigners often working as English teachers or tutors. Additionally, some foreigners work in the tech industry, as Santa Ana is home to many tech startups and international companies. Others may find work in non-profit organizations or international companies that have offices in the area," said another expat in Santa Ana, Costa Rica.