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1- What is relocation?
It is the process of transferring a company or person(s) from one place to another. In the case of CR All in One we arrange the transfer of your company or family from any country in the world to Costa Rica, taking care of absolutely everything that you require.
2- What can we do for you if you are just starting to consider Costa Rica as your destination?
To invest, start operations or move to another country, is a delicate decision for which you need to know every little detail. We help you by providing the information you require, or designing a custom made travel program.3- How can we help once you have decided on Costa Rica?
We take care of absolutely everything that you require for the relocation of your company, from legal advice and visits to free trade zones and human resources recruitment companies, to all necessary regulatory procedures.
If you require it we also help with the search for housing, moving arrangements, search for schools for your children and work for your spouse, just to mention some examples. The idea is to help you quickly make Costa Rica your new home.
Anything at anytime… That is what we can do for you in Costa Rica 24/7.
4- Where to begin?
and tell us what you need. In less than 48 hours we will respond telling you how we can help.5- Can’t I handle the relocation by myself?
Yes, of course you can, however you will find that it is a complex process that consumes a lot of time and that may seem very confusing if you don’t know exactly where to go. Thanks to our experience and contacts, we at CR All in One make the transition as fluid and simple as possible, and we take care of all the details so that you do not have to worry about anything.We are also very conscious of how difficult it can be to adapt to a foreign culture. At CR All in One we help you familiarize yourself with Costa Rica’s idiosyncrasy.
6- Where can I find the requirements for entry into Costa Rica and obtain tourist information?
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