On our final article of our Caja series, we want to explain the process to understand how the Caja fee is calculated.

Article 27 of the Uruguay Round Subsidies and Countervailing Measures Agreement (SCM Agreement) originally required all developing WTO Members to phase out any "export subsidies" by January 1, 2003.

On our previous article, we shared the history and importance of the CAJA (Costa Rican social security), on this note, we will be exploring all the benefits available for residents.

Costa Rica is well known for its democratic system. Our country is considered as one of the most solid political systems and example of democracy for the rest of the region. This is not something new, as the country has been practicing this type of political system since the 19th century, however, considering that Costa Rica is a relatively new nation, until this day, our social system is still in the works, with new regulations and constant changes to adapt to a society that moves faster than the system can take.

If you are looking to relocate to our country, but you are not thinking of making an investment just yet, the Rentista Category might be your best option.

According to a recent study done by the Forbes magazine, in 2023, Costa Rica was listed within the 10 preferred destinations to live and work.