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Making the Move to Costa Rica an Easier Process
Making the Move to Costa Rica an Easier Process
Every year thousands of foreigners looking to make a move to living in Costa Rica full time, but many can easily get overwhelmed on the process and where to begin. Moving to another country is no doubt a big life transition, and while yes there are countless resources online it can be challenging and very time consuming to research all the information that is needed to make the move to Costa Rica.
Sarah covers a number of topics on her channel.
This is where Sarah Elena comes in. In 2015, she had a nagging feeling there was more to life than her 9 to 5 job, so she quit her job as a social worker and moved from Virginia to Costa Rica. She had her fair share of hurdles and challenges making the move on her own, and now is helping to share all her tips, experiences, and resources to those looking to make the move down here. Sarah has been living in the South Pacific but recently moved to Jaco. Her service focuses on guidance on where in Costa Rica might be the best fit for each person, then assisting the entire process of relocating to the country, all while ensuring a process that saves both time and money.
Real advice and information
Sarah wants to make sure people have a realistic expectation of moving to Costa Rica. “I am not by any means going to paint a perfect picture of paradise. I want people to know REALLY what it is like living here, the pros and the cons! I have a strong belief in authenticity and “keepin’ it real.” says Sarah. Equally important is continuing to provide support and guidance once they are here.
“I do not believe in providing a service and then falling off the face of the earth when the move is done. I treat those I work with as I would a dear friend or family member, which means that even after your move, I will be here to offer continued support as you adjust.”
Sarah has a Youtube channel, Facebook community page, and ebook that all provide valuable tips for those looking to get started. But the greatest benefit is having someone on the ground here in Costa Rica that can hold your hand and walk you through the entire process ensuring a much smoother and painless transition to a new life in Costa Rica.
