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 What is my chance to be victim of stealing in Costa Rica?
I read that many tourists have a break-in in their cars.
I read that we should not walk in the cities by nights.
As I rent a car for 5 weeks ... what is my chance to be victim of stealing?...


 Central America connects North America to South America. What is the geographical term for this type of landfo
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and i dont have a map
im not cheap
so dont say anything bad
thanxs
pls answer my question
IM NOT CHEAP
IM NOT
IM RICH
I DONT LIKE MAPS...


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 How do you say q onda amiguito me contaron que te fuistes para lafayette in english?
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 Do people in Latin America keep pets?
UI was woundering what animals they keep as pets....


 How many Panamanian centesimos make up a dollar????
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 Which are closer to the equator the nomads of the sahara or coffee growers of colombia?
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 Has anyone ever lived in costa rica?
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 Out of the followin which rox the most: colombia, ecuador, peru, or DR?
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 What are 5 major attractions in el salvador?
what are the top 5 things to do or main attractions in el salvador?...


 Is there any one from Peru that has advise to go there?
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 Colombia is a wonder full place to live!!!!Why do people say it is dangerous?

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I was born in bogota and nothing has ever happend to me or my family and i have a big family!!!...


 4 Intresting facts of Peru?
4 facts about Peru excluding the Miccha Picchu. T...


 Cost to hike Machu Picchu?
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 What is mysterious about the Nazca lines?
Any other information about the Naza lines would also be beneficial. Thanks!...


 Is there any wesites wiith whole pages telling you about volcanoes?
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I am from costa rica and my passport is expired, do i need it to travel? im not coming back to the usa?


    



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Charlie
You need to go to the nearest Costa Rican Embassy or consulate to get a new passport if you plan to FLY internationally. if you plan to get back to Costa Rica by land or sea, you can wait until you get home to get a new passport.


AttorneyKearney
Go to the Consulate of Costa Rica and get a new one.


RX
If you just want to enter Costa Rica then - no.My husband came last year with just the expired resident card and didn't get any problems


Costa Rica '03
I agree with "Charlie's" answer but recommend simply following the"Attorney's" advice and go ahead and get a new passport. Chances are you're flying anyway I assume. Even if you don't plan to come back to the U.S., a passport is always good for traveling anywhere else. (And you never know: your plans to not come back might change in the future.)


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