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Costa Rica Travel Tips
Airport
Information
International
flights arrive at San José's Juan Santamaria international airport,
and Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia, 217km (135mi)
northwest of San José, and near the beaches in Guanacaste, now operates
as a second-string international airport. There are good connections
to US, Canadian cities and several European and South American countries.
There is a departure tax of around US$17 on international flights
Air Connections
The
most convenient way to reach Costa Rica is by air.
Commercial
international flights to Costa Rica currently land either at the
Juan Santamaría International Airport, located ten miles from downtown
San José, or at the Daniel Oduber International airport in Liberia,
Guanacaste. Costa Rica is serviced by numerous major carriers, with
service originating from various points in Europe, the United States,
Canada, the Caribbean and South America. Airlines with direct flights
to Costa Rica include Continental, American, Delta, United, Iberia,
KLM, British Airways, Grupo Taca, Copa, Cubana, Avianca, and Mexicana.
Entry
Requirements
Citizens
of the USA, Canada, Argentina, Israel, Japan, Panama, Romania, South
Korea, Uruguay, the UK and most Western European countries do not
need a visa for a 90-day stay. Citizens of Australia, New Zealand,
Eire, France, Sweden and most of Eastern Europe and Latin America,
can stay 30 days without a visa. If you do need a visa, it will cost
US$20 from a Costa Rican consulate.
