Costa Rica Eliminates Three-Month Limit for Foreign Driver's Licenses

The Central American nation has revised its transportation regulations, allowing visitors to drive for the duration specified by immigration officers rather than being restricted to ninety days. Travelers are urged to verify their passport stamps for accurate validity periods.

30 Aug, 16:05 — 30 Aug, 16:05

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Costa Rica Scrapped the Three Month Driving Limit for Foreign Licenses

If you are driving in Costa Rica on a license from home, the rule you have probably read online is out of date. You are not capped at three months anymore. You can drive for exactly as long as the immigration officer wrote in your passport, and for many visitors that is now up to […] The post Costa Rica Scrapped the Three Month Driving Limit for Foreign Licenses appeared first on The Tico Times | Costa Rica News | Travel | Real Estate.

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