Costa Rica represents more than a destination. It represents a possibility: a new chapter, a second home, a long‑awaited retirement, or the foundation of a family legacy.
By Iván Granados, Managing Partner, GM Attorneys
The National Registry has announced that once the current numerical sequence used for corporate identification numbers reaches its maximum capacity, new companies will begin receiving an alphanumeric identification number instead of the traditional numeric format.
By Manfred Peters, GM Attorneys at Law
All companies registered in Costa Rica are legally required to file the Annual Transparency and Final Beneficiaries Disclosure (RTBF) this April. A recent update introduces changes designed to make the process more accessible across a wide range of corporate situations.
By Diana Granados, GM Attorneys at Law
Costa Rica is accelerating its march toward a fully digital state, and the country’s corporate landscape is about to feel the shift. Under Law 10.597, all legal entities, from traditional corporations to limited liability companies, must now register an official email address with the National Registry.
By Diana Granados
Under the updated criteria, the Power of Attorney required to file the RTBF can no longer be granted through corporate books.
By Diana Granados, GM Attorneys at Law
As we step into 2026, Costa Rica once again rises to the top as one of the world’s most desirable destinations for those seeking a safe, inspiring place to live — and a market offering solid, long-term investment opportunities.
By Manfred Peters, GM Attorneys at Law