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When we asked members in Santa Ana if they typically need to travel to see specialists, they replied...

"Expats generally seek private medical attention when they need specialists to deal with emergencies. If I had to treat a serious health problem, I would return to my country, since the system there seems more reliable," wrote a member who made the move to Santa Ana, Costa Rica.

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Costa Rica Legal Residency is a bi-lingual boutique firm with 15 + years of successful experience on Residency, Renewals, Digital Nomad, and Citizenship.
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