Costa Rica visa requirements for Singaporeans

Costa Rican Visa is not required for Singaporeans

Stay Duration: 90 days

Entry Requirements

  • The Costa Rican visa policy permits the Singapore nationals to visit Costa Rica without a visa. 
  • The visa-free policy allows Singapore citizens to stay in Costa Rica for up to 90 days.
  • The duration of stay can be extended beyond the given days but attracts an extension fee.
  • Visitor’s passport must be valid for at least six (6) months above the date of their entry into Costa Rica.
  • Proof of round-trip or onward tickets should be made available before your arrival into the country.
  • Evidence of accommodation reservations or confirmed hotel booking is required.
  • Airport tax must be made at the airport of departure.
  • The time zone used in Costa Rica is (GMT-6), hence, Singapore is 14 hours ahead of Costa Rica.
  • Estimated flight duration from Singapore to Costa Rica is 23 hours, 29 minutes.
  • The telephone code of Costa Rica is (+506) for both local and international communications.
  • The official currency used in Costa Rica is Costa Rican Colon denotes (CRC), and its capital is San Jose.
  • The importation or exportation of either local or foreign currency is not restricted. However, only US Dollars are accepted for exchange in the country.
  • Importation of arms and ammunition must be declared at the airport and must properly examined by the airport police.
  • Visitors required to provide a good health and rabies vaccination certificate for their pets.
  • Spanish is the national and official language spoken in Costa Rica. Some languages such as Creole-English and Jamaican Patois are also spoken along.
  • Catholicism is the predominant Christian religion practiced by 76% of its population, while Evangelical Christianity, Jehovah’s Witness and Protestant Christian are also exercised in  Costa Rica.
  • Costa Rican climate is usually hot in the coasts and mild around the plateau areas.
  • Some of the delicacies in Costa Rica are Rice pudding, Tamale, Olla de Carne, Chifrijo, Cassado, Gallo pinto, etc.
  • San Jose’s Museum, Beaches, diverse, wildlife and rainforest, Monteverde’s Cloud Forest Reserve, La Fortuna’ Arenal Volcano and La Fortuna Waterfall and the beguiling of the tourist attraction in Costa Rica.
  • Power plugs used in Costa Rica is usually 2-pronged flat type, 110 Volt of electricity with 60Hz.
  • Banks in Costa Rica close operation on Saturday and Sunday afternoon.

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