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Costa Rica to drop insurance requirement for vaccinated travelers

COSTA RICA WILL STOP REQUIRING A HEALTH INSURANCE POLICY FOR MINORS AND FOR ADULTS WHO HAVE BEEN FULLY VACCINATED AGAINST COVID-19, THE COUNTRY ANNOUNCED FRIDAY.

The measure takes effect starting August 1, 2021. As of that date, minors (under 18) and those who are fully vaccinated can enter Costa Rica as tourists without purchasing a travel health insurance policy.

In order to qualify, adults must:

  • Have received an approved vaccine: Moderna, Pfizer, AstraZeneca, or Johnson & Johnson.
  • The last dose of the schedule must have been administered at least 14 days before entering Costa Rica.
  • Proof must be demonstrated with a document that includes the person’s full name, date of each dose, formula, and lot number.
    • For U.S. visitors, the Covid-19 vaccination record card meets the requirement.

Costa Rica will also continue mandating insurance for unvaccinated adults who seek to visit the country. The insurance must meet the following requirements, as detailed by the Tourism Board:

  1. Valid for the entire stay in Costa Rica (coverage dates).
  2. $50,000 USD for medical expenses, including those from COVID-19.
  3. $2,000 USD for lodging expenses in the event of COVID-19 quarantine.

We hope to welcome more and more travelers from your country now that conditions are better for vaccinated travelers !

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