Costa Rica Postal Services. Correos. Information on commercial, courier and electronic services. Rates for sending first class mail,  history, general management and delivery. Correos de Costa Rica - Read more

Costa Rica monopoly insurance company, the INS (Instituto Nacional de Seguros – National Insurance Institute), a mixed public/private capital enterprise with majority government ownership. - Read more

Ministerio de Seguridad Pública, Departamento de Control de Armas y Explosivos Ley
This department is responsible for regulating the acquisition, possession, registration, carrying, sale of firearms held by individuals or legal entities. - Read more

The Costa Rican Drug Institute (ICD) is the body responsible for coordinating, designing and implementing policies, plans and strategies for drug prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and reintegration of drug addicts and policies. plans and strategies against drug trafficking, money laundering from drug trafficking and serious crime related activities. - Read more

Costa Rica Fire Department - Information related to human security, fire prevention, laws, rules, regulations and manuals, national statistics of incidents. Locations of fire departments .Cuerpo de Bomberos de Costa Rica - Read more

Official website of the Direccion General Policia de Transito. Transite police. Traffic updates, road closures, enforcement of traffic laws. - Read more

Answers to questions on hours, visa, passports, lawyers, importing vehicles, how to get married, credit cards, volunteer and teaching work and more... - Read more

Ministerio de Hacienda - Consulta de Personas Físicas y Jurídicas. Costa Rica Tax Collector. Info on paying your taxes. In Spanish. - Read more

The Junta de Protección Social is the government run organization in charge of Costa Rica legal gaming. Lottery winnings posting, bingo, and betting. Information, directors, and events. - Read more

The official Government of Costa Rica digital newspaper was established as a means to ensure legal certainty given the Costa Rican people of what is happening in government. Laws and Practices and current court rulings - Read more

SENASA provides services that allow the livestock sector to join the country's development plan, facilitate trade in animals, products and by-products in international markets, and monitors, operates and negotiates its competition policy, in the import and domestic trade; ensuring that veterinary measures based on risk assessment. - Read more

Costa Rica’s multiuse Proyecto de Riego Arenal-Tempisque (PRAT) scheme was developed between 1975 and 1978 and is administrated by the Servicio Nacional de Aguas Subterráneas, Riego y Avenamiento (SENARA). PRAT channels water from the Arenal Lake, which originally used to flow down the Caribbean basin, towards the Pacific basin through a hydroelectric complex of three power plants built in cascade: Arenal, Corobici, and Sandillal (ARCOSA), illustrated above from left to right - Read more