Americans do not need a visa to enter Costa Rica. Costa rican require a visa or green card to stay and work in US.
You need to apply for citizenship in Costa Rica.
To become a citizen of Costa Rica, an individual typically needs to reside in the country for a minimum of seven years as a legal resident, or for five years if they are a citizen of a Central American country, Spain, or a country with which Costa Rica has a special agreement. Applicants must demonstrate good moral character, financial stability, and knowledge of Spanish and Costa Rican history. The process involves submitting various documents to the Costa Rican immigration authorities and may require an interview. Once approved, individuals must take an oath of allegiance to Costa Rica.
If you are a US citizen you should already have a US passport before you travel to Costa Rica. If you are a citizen of Costa Rica, you should obtain a Costa Rican passport, and you can then obtain a visa to visit the US, but not a US passport. US passports are only issued in the US. American embassies can issue visas.
yes
Their are turkey vulters, green turtles,and you can just go to Google and type in what animals are in Costa Rica and it will bring up all the animals.
Costa Rica is not a US territory. If you try to enter the US with a Costa Rican passport, expect to be treated as a Costa Rican citizen and not a US citizen (that is, you'll need a visa, etc.). If you're a US citizen, get a US passport
no, Costa Rica is not dangerous.
Save My Planet - 2010 The Green Mama Village Harvest Biodiversity in Costa Rica was released on: USA: 2010
"Es de Costa Rica" means that whatever is being discussed is from Costa Rica. Literally it means "is of Costa Rica."
Costa Rica is a country in Latin America
in Costa Rica there is animals called turkey valtures, green turteles, green basilisk. strawberry frog which is poisenes , queen butter fly, 3 toed sloth and ant eater
It is Costa Rica's currency.