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  1. Costa Rica

    faq (us-visa-exemption)

    Prima
    Often yes. Nationals of visa-required countries can enter Costa Rica without a Costa Rican visa for up to 30 days, never beyond the visa's expiry, if they hold a valid multiple-entry US or Canadian visa (not a C1, C2 or C3 transit visa) or US or Canadian residence, a multiple-entry Schengen C or D visa, or a residence permit from the UK, the EU, Iceland, Norway or Switzerland valid for at least 90
    Dopo
    Yes, if you hold one of the documents Costa Rica's visa directives accept: a valid multiple-entry US or Canadian visa (not a C1, C2 or C3 transit visa) or US or Canadian residence, a multiple-entry Schengen C or D visa, or a residence permit from the UK, the EU, Iceland, Norway or Switzerland valid for at least 90 more days. Your stay cannot run beyond that visa's or residence's expiry.

  2. Costa Rica

    faq (how-long-stay)

    Prima
    Visa-free nationals of the first group (US, Canada, UK, EU, Japan and many more) can be granted up to 180 days. The immigration officer decides the exact number of days at entry. Check the stamp in your passport, as it controls your legal stay.
    Dopo
    Visa-free nationals of the first group (US, Canada, UK, EU, Japan and many more) can be granted up to 180 days; second-group nationals up to 30 days, extendable to 90. The immigration officer decides the exact number of days at entry.

  3. Costa Rica

    faq (us-need-visa)

    Prima
    No. US citizens enter Costa Rica visa-free for tourism and can be granted up to 180 days. You do need a passport valid for your stay and proof of onward travel — airlines check for the onward ticket before boarding.
    Dopo
    No. US citizens are in the first group of Costa Rica's visa directives: visa-free for up to 180 days, with the border officer deciding the days granted. Your passport must be valid on the day of entry (you will not be given more days than it has left), and you need a return or onward ticket and at least USD 100 for each month of your stay.

  4. Costa Rica

    tips (rip-currents)

    Prima
    The UK government says rip currents are very common on Costa Rica's beaches, there are often no lifeguards, and drownings are the second most common cause of accidental death. Get reliable local advice before swimming.
    Dopo
    The UK government says rip currents are very common on Costa Rica's beaches, there are often no lifeguards, and drownings are the second most common cause of accidental death. It advises seeking reliable local advice.

  5. Costa Rica

    tips (rental-car)

    Prima
    Renting a car? Never leave anything in a parked car — Australia's Smartraveller says criminals target stationary cars and rental vehicles for robberies — and check whether your route needs 4x4.
    Dopo
    Australia's Smartraveller says criminals target stationary cars and rental vehicles for robberies, and the UK Foreign Office advises against leaving luggage in a parked car, either in view or in the boot.

  6. Costa Rica

    tips (onward-ticket)

    Prima
    Book your exit before you fly — airlines strictly enforce Costa Rica's onward-ticket rule at check-in and will refuse boarding on a one-way itinerary without proof of onward travel.
    Dopo
    Costa Rica's entry requirements include a return ticket to your country of origin or an onward ticket, and proof of at least USD 100 for each month of your stay.

  7. Costa Rica

    countryFacts.safety

    Prima
    The UK Foreign Office says muggings and theft are significant problems, particularly on the Atlantic coast: watch your valuables on the beach and avoid leaving luggage in a parked car, either in view or in the boot. It adds that gang-related violence, including shootings, has become more frequent in urban areas. Rip currents are very common and there are often no lifeguards, so get reliable local
    Dopo
    The UK Foreign Office says muggings and theft are significant problems, particularly on the Atlantic coast, and advises watching your valuables on the beach and not leaving luggage in a parked car, either in view or in the boot. It adds that gang-related violence, including shootings, has become more frequent in urban areas, and that rip currents are very common and there are often no lifeguards.

  8. Costa Rica

    customs.currencyLimits

    Prima
    Cash, traveller's cheques or goods worth USD 10,000 or more must be declared on arrival. Keep the certified declaration: without it, the money can be seized when you leave.
    Dopo
    The UK Foreign Office says cash, traveller's cheques or goods worth USD 10,000 or more must be declared on arrival, and that without the certified declaration the money or goods could be seized when you leave.

  9. Costa Rica

    proofOfFunds

    Prima
    Proof of economic means is a legal entry requirement: at least USD 100 for each month or part of a month of your stay. Most tourists are never asked, but carry a bank card or recent statement.
    Dopo
    Proof of economic means is a legal entry requirement: at least USD 100 for each month or part of a month of your stay.

  10. Costa Rica

    onwardTicket

    Prima
    Proof of onward or return travel leaving Costa Rica within your permitted stay is a legal entry requirement, and airlines enforce it strictly at check-in, refusing boarding without it. A bus ticket out of the country also counts, but a confirmed flight is safest.
    Dopo
    A return ticket to your country of origin or an onward ticket (or, for a vessel, a navigation plan showing the destination port) is an entry requirement under article 42 of Costa Rica's General Migration Law.

  11. Costa Rica

    travelInsurance

    Prima
    Travel insurance is no longer an entry requirement (the COVID-era insurance mandate ended). Medical coverage is still recommended — private hospitals are excellent but expensive.
    Dopo
    Travel insurance is not among the entry requirements listed in Costa Rica's visa directives (a valid passport, a visa where required, proof of funds and a return or onward ticket).

  12. Costa Rica

    vaccinations (yellow fever)

    Prima
    A yellow fever vaccination certificate (ICVP) is required if you are arriving from a country on Costa Rica's risk list: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela in the Americas, and 32 African countries, among them Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. The vaccine must be given at
    Dopo
    A yellow fever vaccination certificate (ICVP) is required if you are arriving from a country on Costa Rica's risk list: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela in the Americas, and 32 African countries, among them Angola, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. The vaccine must be given at least 10 days before entry.

  13. Costa Rica

    passportValidity

    Prima
    Depends on nationality. First-group nationalities (including the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia and Japan) need a passport valid on the day of entry, but you will not be given more days than the passport has left. Second-group nationalities need 90 days' validity, and nationalities that need a visa need 180 days. Airlines may apply stricter checks of their own.
    Dopo
    Depends on nationality. First-group nationalities (including the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia and Japan) need a passport valid on the day of entry, but you will not be given more days than the passport has left. Second-group nationalities need 90 days' validity, and nationalities that need a visa need 180 days.

  14. Costa Rica

    visaTypes.consular-visa.fee.notes

    Prima
    Consular tariff for a visa the consulate grants. A visa that needs authorization from the Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería, the route for restricted nationalities, costs USD 50, and a multiple-entry visa it authorizes USD 100. Restricted nationalities also wait longer for that authorization.
    Dopo
    Consular tariff for a visa the consulate grants. A visa that needs authorization from the Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería, the route for restricted nationalities, costs USD 50, and a multiple-entry visa it authorizes USD 100.

  15. Costa Rica

    summary

    Prima
    Costa Rica grants visa-free stays of up to 180 days to citizens of the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia, Japan and many other countries, strictly expects proof of onward travel (airlines enforce it at check-in), and lets many visa-required nationals enter with a valid US, Canadian or Schengen visa instead of a Costa Rican consular visa.
    Dopo
    Costa Rica grants visa-free stays of up to 180 days to citizens of the US, Canada, the UK, the EU, Australia, Japan and the other first-group countries of its visa directives, requires a return or onward ticket and at least USD 100 per month of stay, and lets visa-required nationals enter with a valid multiple-entry US, Canadian or Schengen visa, or a US, Canadian, UK or EU residence, instead of a Costa Rican consular visa.

  16. Comore

    faq[cards-atms].answer

    Prima
    Rarely. The Government of Canada says most businesses don't accept credit cards and ATMs are not widely available, and the UK Foreign Office advises checking in advance whether your hotel accepts your card. Bring enough cash; some hotels and restaurants accept euros.
    Dopo
    Rarely. The Government of Canada says most businesses don't accept credit cards and ATMs are not widely available, and the UK Foreign Office advises checking in advance whether your hotel accepts your card and always having cash available; it says some hotels and restaurants accept euros but give change in Comorian francs.

  17. Comore

    faq[extend-stay].answer

    Prima
    The arrival visa covers stays of up to 45 days, and the Comoros mission to the UN also lists one-year and ten-year visas. No official source we could read says whether a 45-day visa can be extended, so ask a Comoros mission before you travel if you plan to stay longer.
    Dopo
    The arrival visa covers stays of up to 45 days, and the Comoros mission to the UN also lists one-year and ten-year visas. No official source we could read says whether a 45-day visa can be extended.

  18. Comore

    faq[voa-cost].answer

    Prima
    The Comoros Mission to the UN gives the fee as EUR 60 for a 45-day visa; the UK FCDO currently quotes EUR 30. Pay in cash in euros, carry enough for the higher figure, and keep the receipt with your passport.
    Dopo
    The Comoros Mission to the UN gives the fee as EUR 60 for a 45-day visa; the UK FCDO and France's foreign ministry quote EUR 30.

  19. Comore

    faq[need-visa].answer

    Prima
    You need one, but not in advance — the Comoros grants a visa on arrival to virtually every nationality. Pay in cash at Prince Said Ibrahim airport in Moroni and you receive a visa covering stays of up to 45 days; the Comoros Mission to the UN gives the fee as EUR 60.
    Dopo
    You need one, but you can get it on arrival: the UK Foreign Office says a visa can be bought on arrival at Hahaya airport or other points of entry, and the Comoros Mission to the UN gives the fee for a visa obtained on the spot as EUR 60 for stays of up to 45 days.

  20. Comore

    tips[karthala].text

    Prima
    Mount Karthala, near Moroni on Grande Comore, is an active volcano; the UK Foreign Office notes it last erupted in 2007. Check the latest monitoring reports before you go, and the Government of Canada advises consulting local authorities before hiking on or around it.
    Dopo
    Mount Karthala, near Moroni on Grande Comore, is an active volcano; the UK Foreign Office notes it last erupted in 2007 and advises checking its most recent reports and monitoring before you plan a visit, and the Government of Canada advises consulting local authorities before hiking on or around it.

  21. Comore

    countryFacts.safety.text

    Prima
    The Comoros has little violent crime — petty theft is the main risk for visitors. Political demonstrations flare up occasionally, especially around elections, and should be avoided; inter-island boat travel in rough seas is a bigger everyday hazard than crime.
    Dopo
    The UK Foreign Office says crime levels are low but to take precautions against pickpocketing, and that street crime such as robbery is rare. It says protests and unrest can happen, particularly following elections, and advises avoiding crowds and demonstrations. It warns that boats and ferries between the islands can be overloaded, in poor condition and without life jackets.

  22. Comore

    entryRequirements.onwardTicket.text

    Prima
    Visitors need a return ticket to obtain the visa on arrival, according to France's foreign ministry.
    Dopo
    France's foreign ministry says French tourists need a return ticket to obtain the visa on arrival. No Comorian source we could read states a ticket requirement.

  23. Comore

    entryRequirements.passportValidity.text

    Prima
    Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months on arrival in the Comoros and have a blank page for the visa sticker and stamps.
    Dopo
    The UK Foreign Office says your passport must have an expiry date at least 6 months after the date you arrive in the Comoros.

  24. Comore

    visaTypes[km-voa].fee.notes

    Prima
    Comoros Mission to the UN: EUR 60 for a 45-day visa on arrival (EUR 250 for one year, EUR 500 for ten years), in an undated letter from the mission’s ambassador that has been online since at least 2016. The UK FCDO (page updated December 2025) and France’s foreign ministry quote EUR 30. The Comorian figure is published because the destination’s own mission outranks foreign travel advice; carry en…
    Dopo
    Comoros Mission to the UN: EUR 60 for a 45-day visa on arrival (EUR 250 for one year, EUR 500 for ten years), in an undated letter from the mission’s ambassador that has been online since at least 2016. The UK FCDO (page updated December 2025) and France’s foreign ministry quote EUR 30. The Comorian figure is published because the destination’s own mission outranks foreign travel advice.
  25. IT

    Comore

    AF/AL/DZ/AD/AO/AG… passport notes

    Prima
    All nationalities receive a visa on arrival at Prince Said Ibrahim airport in Moroni (or the sea ports); no advance application is needed. The Comoros Mission to the UN gives the fee as EUR 60 for a 45-day visa (the UK FCDO quotes EUR 30), payable in cash.
    Dopo
    Visa on arrival: the Comoros Mission to the UN lists a visa obtained on the spot for visitors, EUR 60 for 45 days. The UK Foreign Office says a visa can be bought for EUR 30 on arrival at Hahaya airport or other points of entry.