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[@dovygoodguy1296]

This means that it's doable to spend the winter months in Costa Rica, i.e. from November 15 to April 1 (150 days), but for the last 60 days you have to go through the hassle if you don't drive, if hitingta driver to take you to the border, walk across for half an hour, then turn around, get the visa and come back? And if you're a retired couple there are no exceptions?

[@lvmc8929]

how mutch time you can do it ?