Today in Costa Rica Your 2027 Marchamo Is Due and the New Sticker Can Only Go On Once Missing Caribbean Fishermen Found Alive in Colombia, Family Says Grynspan Holds Lead as New Emirati Candidate Disappoints in Race to Lead UN Sarapiquà Bus Crash Toll Rises to Three as Bus Lacked Excursion Permit Costa Rica Pension Overhaul Could Require 30 Years of Work Instead of 25 HomeArchiveBritish Embassy Consular Section Changes Hours British Embassy Consular Section Changes Hours By Tico Times November 4, 2010 Share FacebookXWhatsAppEmail The British Embassy advises that as of Monday, Nov. 8, public opening hours at the Consular Section will change as follows: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday: Open 10 a.m. to noon. Wednesday and Friday: Closed. Trending Now All Three VIP Lounges at Juan SantamarÃa Airport Close Sunday All three VIP lounges at Juan SantamarÃa Airport will be closed Sunday, Nov. 1, and the Mastercard lounge has no reopening date. Read more Costa Rica’s President Invites Pope Leo XIV to Visit in 2027 President Laura Fernández formally invited Pope Leo XIV to visit Costa Rica during a private audience at the Vatican, proposing a trip in 2027... Read more Four Detained in Costa Rica Over Sedative-Spiked Rides From Bars Costa Rican authorities detained four men yesterday who are suspected of offering rides to people leaving bars in San José, drugging them with a... Read more Costa Rica’s Pesticide Problem and the Beauty of Backyard Gardening Isn’t it ironic that Costa Rica, our country famed throughout the world for its amazing flora and fauna, is also at or near the... Read more Costa Rica Court Asked to Halt Shark Fishing Near Cocos Island A Costa Rican environmental attorney has asked a court to temporarily prohibit the capture of several types of sharks in waters surrounding Cocos Island,... Read more Expect Gusts Up to 85 km/h and Rain in Costa Rica This Weekend Gusts could reach 85 km/h in Costa Rica's mountains and northern Guanacaste today, with rain in the Caribbean and storms in the South Pacific. Read more Fixing an Invoice in Costa Rica Can Now Reopen a Tax Return You Already Filed New Costa Rica e-invoice rules start Nov. 1. Correcting an invoice can now mean amending an old tax return and paying interest. Read more Costa Rica’s Creepiest Ghost Stories and Mysterious Legends Every society has tales of terror that challenge our imaginations and our courage. Costa Rica has folk tales that include a priest who lost... Read more Woman Accused of Forging Deeds to Take an American’s Property Deported to Costa Rica Two Costa Ricans wanted since 2016, including a woman suspected of using forged deeds and powers of attorney to take property and money from... Read more Share FacebookXWhatsAppEmail San José Guanacaste Limón Puntarenas Loading… Feels like Humidity Wind Full Costa Rica Forecast → Data: OpenWeatherMap Latest News from Costa Rica What JetBlue’s Multi-Billion Dollar Debt Means for Costa Rica Flights November 3, 2026 Your 2027 Marchamo Is Lower if You Drive a Private Car November 3, 2026 Forbes Picks Costa Rica’s Rancho Pacifico to Beat the Crowds November 3, 2026 Costa Rica Researchers Study Pollution Exposure in Ostional Sea Turtles November 3, 2026 Costa Rica Plans Highway Cameras and Radar Every 1.5 Kilometers on San Ramón Route November 3, 2026 El Niño Is Already Cutting Costa Rica’s Coffee Harvest by Up to 15% November 3, 2026 Your 2027 Marchamo Is Due and the New Sticker Can Only Go On Once November 2, 2026
