COSTA RICA

1. The traveler must have a ticket to leave the country.
2. Economic solvency of $100.00 USD for each month of stay.
3. To present yellow fever card, people coming from: Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela, French Guyana and African countries.
4. The traveler requires consular Visa: Depending on the nationality, countries of the Middle East, Africa, Angola, Algeria, Armenia, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Ecuador, Colombia, Egypt, Arab Emirates, Georgia, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Morocco, Moldova, Nigeria, Nicaragua, Tunisia, Ukraine and Dominican Republic.
5. Visa consulted: Venezuela (as of February 21, 2022), North Korea, Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Somalia and Sri Lanka.
6. Travelers from countries requiring consular and consulted visas must have a passport in good condition and 6 months of validity in order to travel.
   • In the web page of the General Directorate of Migration and Alien Affairs of the Government of Costa Rica, you can consult the visa guidelines for entry to Costa Rica, below, we share the address: https://migracion.go.cr/
   • Travelers with category one passports who do not require a visa to enter the country may travel with up to one day of validity in their passport and may stay up to 90 days in the country: Argentina, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, Croatia, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Mexico, Holland, Panama, Paraguay, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Republic of Korea, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United States, Uruguay and Trinidad and Tobago.
   • Travelers with category two passports who do not need a visa to enter, may travel with up to 3 months of validity in their passport and may stay 30 days in the country, extendable to 90 days: Belize, Bolivia, Dominica, El Salvador, Philippines, Guatemala, Honduras.
   • Visitors must pay a departure tax of $8 USD.
7. All Hondurans traveling to Costa Rica will be required to present a police record in order to enter the country. This document must be requested in person at the DPI Policía Nacional de Honduras, before traveling.

Dirección General de Migración y Extranjería de Costa Rica

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NICARAGUA

1. All travelers must have a passport with at least 6 months of validity to access a stay of up to 90 days, except for those who belong to the CA4* group (Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala), who may travel with an identity card (DNI, DPI or passport with 6 months of validity in either document).
2. Travelers requiring consular visas are from Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Ghana, Tunisia, Oman, Serbia, Montenegro, Georgia, Dominica, Morocco, Egypt, Thailand, Ivory Coast, Philippines, Senegal, Korea, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), these nationalities can pay the consular visa at the border, or apply for a CA4* visa for the rest of Central America.
3. Travelers requiring a consulted visa are those from Venezuela, Cuba, China, People's Republic, Vietnam, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Haiti, Cameroon, Nigeria, Vietnam, Congo, India, Iraq, Syria, Indonesia, African and Middle Eastern countries.
4. Travelers must complete the customs declaration form (regional traveler's declaration), which can be provided at the terminal on the day of travel or at the border.
5. Travelers coming from Panama, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, Venezuela, French Guiana and African countries must present a yellow fever card.
6. Tax payment applies to all nationalities:

   Persons belonging to the CA4*

   • Entry tax $14 USD
   • Exit tax $4 USD
   • 1 USD entry tax
   • 1 USD departure tax
7. If you are traveling to Panama and plan to return to Nicaragua, it is highly recommended that you get the yellow fever vaccine before leaving Nicaragua.
8. If you are entering Nicaragua through the El Guasaule border, you will be asked to fill out a pre-check.
9. Nicaragua does not allow the entry of binoculars, professional cameras, drones, drone controls and batteries and sharp objects (such as blades, knives, razors, cutters or similar).

The authorities reserve the right of admission, there may be cases of exception and may request the pre-check to people who need to enter Nicaragua.

General Directorate of Migration and Foreigners of Nicaragua

Web: https://www.mint.gob.ni/migracion/

HONDURAS

1. Passengers must have a passport valid for at least six months. Those in the CA4* group may enter with an identity card.

2. Passengers from Panama, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Paraguay, Peru, Ecuador, Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, French Guiana, and all African countries must present a yellow fever vaccination card; to be valid, it must be issued at least 10 days in advance.

3. Consular visas are required for passengers from Jamaica, Haiti, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, India, Indonesia, Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, Morocco, Albania, Georgia, Romania, the Philippines, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, and the United Arab Emirates. A multiple CA4* visa is required for entry.

4. A visa is required for passengers from Cuba, Dominica, North Korea, the People's Republic of China, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Middle Eastern and African countries such as Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, Ghana, Congo, Cameroon, Vietnam, Tunisia, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Oman, and Syria

5. Payment of taxes applies to all nationalities:
   Entry tax $3 USD

6. According to the Honduran National Migration Institute, as of March 4, 2024, pre-checking will no longer be required as an immigration requirement for any nationality.

7. All Costa Ricans traveling or transiting through Honduras will be asked to present a current Criminal Record (CR), which they must request from the Judiciary before traveling.

8. In accordance with the requirements established by the Honduran authorities, all minors between 12 months and 10 years of age, regardless of their nationality, must present their vaccination card with the corresponding measles dose to enter Honduras.

National Institute of Migration of Honduras

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EL SALVADOR

1. The traveler must have a passport with at least 6 months of validity, people who are part of the CA4* may enter with an identity card.
2. Consular visa is required for travelers coming from Bolivia, Peru, Venezuela, Cuba, Grenada, Guyana, Serbia, Montenegro, Tunisia, Senegal, Morocco, Thailand, Georgia, Philippines and Jamaica.

   Travelers from Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua may apply for multiple CA4* visas.

3. The consulted visa is required for travelers coming from Middle Eastern and African countries: Haiti, North Korea, Republic of China (Taiwan), Indonesia, Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, Congo, Oman, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Vietnam, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania and Georgia.

4. A tourist card with a value of $12 USD is required for citizens of the following countries:

   United States
   Canada
   Mexico
   Brazil
   Andorra
   Saudi Arabia
   Australia
   Bahamas
   Bahrain
   Barbados
   Belize
   Brunei Darussalam
   Bulgaria
   Croatia
   United Arab Emirates
   Fiji
   Solomon Islands
   Kuwait
   Latvia
   macedonia
   Madagascar
   Malaysia
   Dominican Republic
   St. Lucia
   Singapore
   Tuvalu
   Vanuatu

   The tourist card is processed upon entry at any land border, you must pay the $12.00 USD fee in cash, as this is the only form of payment accepted.

General Directorate of Migration and Aliens of El Salvador

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GUATEMALA

1. The traveler must have a passport with at least 6 months of validity. Those who are part of the CA4* may enter with an identity card.
2. Consular Visa is required for travelers coming from Bolivia, Jamaica, Georgia, Serbia, Montenegro, Philippines, Thailand, Egypt, Tunisia, India and Senegal.
3. The consulted visa is required for travelers coming from the Democratic People's Republic of North Korea, People's China, Albania, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Cameroon, Congo, Nigeria, Oman, Iran, Iraq, Syria and countries of the Middle East, Africa, Pakistan and Venezuela
4. There are no taxes to enter or leave Guatemala.
5. For more information, visit the following web page: https://www.minex.gob.gt/Visor_Pagina.aspx?PaginaID=21

Guatemalan Institute of Migration

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MÉXICO

1. To enter Mexico the traveler must have a passport with at least 6 months of validity.
2. Mexican Visa or U.S. Visa.
3. Economic solvency according to the length of stay in the country.
4. If the person is going to stay in Mexican territory for more than 7 days, he/she must pay a tax of $638 Mexican pesos, which is equivalent to $33 USD approximately (every year there is an increase in this tax).
5. Present a copy of the ticket to leave the country with an established date, present a copy of the hotel reservation or invitation letter with the exact address of the persons inviting you for your stay, telephone number and photocopy of the electric bill that coincides with the address of the person who extended the invitation to the traveler, letter from the employer or employer, or proof of vacations.
6. Visas are not required for countries with permanent residency in: Canada, United States, Japan, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, as well as member countries of the Pacific Alliance (Chile, Colombia and Peru).
7. No visa is required to enter Mexico for travelers who present a valid and valid visa from: Canada, United States, Japan, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
8. Travelers requiring visas are those from Bolivia, Dominica, Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Serbia, Montenegro, Russian Federation, Ukraine, Morocco, Serbia, Montenegro, Georgia, Albania, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, Taiwan, Tunisia, Egypt, North Korea, People's China, Congo, Senegal, Cameroon, Ghana, Oman, Ivory Coast, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Middle East and African countries.

These are the immigration requirements for entry into Mexico for foreign visitors that may be requested by immigration officials upon entry into the country:

• Valid and current passport or identity card.
• Personal information requested by the immigration authorities.
• Justification of the trip, this information must be in accordance with the visa issued, in case it is necessary.
• If you are traveling as a tourist, you will be asked to prove economic solvency, as well as a hotel reservation (preferably paid); you may be required to prove your place of residence and place of origin.
• Address and period of stay in Mexican territory. It is important to present the round trip ticket to the country of origin and demonstrate that the hotel reservation is consistent with the dates of stay in the country.
• Information related to the activities that will be carried out in Mexican territory, as well as those carried out in the place of origin.
• Economic solvency for the period of stay in Mexico. It is highly recommended to have an international credit card.

The migration officer at your entry to Mexico will stamp a migration form that you should keep, since this document must be submitted to the migration office upon your departure from the country.

National Institute of Migration

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