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Costa Rica: honorary consuls in Israel

1 honorary consul posts of Costa Rica in Israel, with names, addresses, email and appointment dates.

Each dot is a country’s capital. The consul is in Israel. Or tap a capital on the map.

Posts

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103 countries, one flag each

Each flag opens the country’s page: its consuls, its embassy in Israel and Israel’s mission there.

Plaques and flags in Israel

What an honorary consul does

An honorary consul is not an embassy. A private person is appointed to represent a country in a limited, local capacity. These are two different lists. Choose the one that matches the person you need.

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Open the person

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What a post prints

Email, when the file stores one. Telephone and mobile, when the file stores them. Address, area, and the appointment date, when they are stored. A missing field is left out. This page does not invent a telephone, an hour, or a pin.

No posts abroad

This file has no stored posts of an Israeli honorary consul abroad. The abroad count in this file is zero. Nothing is added to fill it.

Do citizens of Costa Rica need a visa for Israel?

Citizens of Costa Rica with a national passport do not need a visa to enter Israel.

National passport
No visa needed
Biometric passport
No visa needed
Diplomatic passport
No visa needed
Service passport
No visa needed
Visa fee
No fee

Flag of Costa RicaFlying from Israel to Costa Rica

Airports serving the capital

  • Tobías Bolaños International Airport (SYQ), San Jose — 12,040 km from Ben Gurion, about 15 hr 35 min of flying (estimate)

Ben Gurion flight board: SYQ

Great-circle distance from Ben Gurion Airport. Flight time is an estimate (800 km/h plus 30 minutes), not a timetable. Airports: OurAirports (public domain). Flag: Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

Israeli travel warnings for Costa Rica

The National Security Council publishes no threat level for Costa Rica.

  • Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    Stay vigilant, listen to the media.

    Translated from the official Hebrew text.

  • National Security Council · Official recommendation (Hebrew)

    No warnings

    Translated from the official Hebrew text.

Treaties between Israel and Costa Rica (7)

  • EXECUTIVE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL AND THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC OF COSTA RICA ON GAINFUL OCCUPATION FOR FAMILY MEMBERS OF A DIPLOMATIC MISSION ON CONSULAR POSTDiplomatic Cooperation · Signed Nov 25, 2008 · In force Nov 25, 2008 · English · English · English
  • MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF ISRAEL AND THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF COSTA RICA REGARDING BEST PRACTICESIntl. Development (Mashav) · Signed Feb 21, 2005 · In force Nov 19, 2007 · English · Hebrew · Spanish
  • AGREEMENT ON TRADE AND ECONOMIC COOPERATIONTrade, Economic and Fiscal Matters · Signed Apr 9, 1995 · In force Mar 28, 1996 · English · Hebrew · Spanish
  • EXCHANGE OF LETTERS CONSITUTING AND AGREEMENT CONCERNING THE RECIPROCAL GRANTING OF LICENCES TO AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORSCommunications · Signed Sep 11, 1979 · In force Oct 23, 1979 · Hebrew · Spanish
  • CONVENTION ON COOPERATION IN ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC MATTERSIntl. Development (Mashav), Culture. Education. Science, Economic and Fiscal Matters · Signed Aug 11, 1971 · In force May 17, 1973 · Hebrew · Spanish
  • CULTURAL CONVENTION BETWEEN ISRAEL AND COSTA RICACulture. Education. Science · Signed Jul 31, 1962 · In force May 14, 1963 · Hebrew
  • EXCHANGE OF NOTES CONSTITUTING AN AGREEMENT CONCERNING ABOLITION OF VISAS TO HOLDERS OF DIPLOMATIC AND SERVICE PASSPORTSConsular Matters · Signed Sep 1, 1961 · In force Dec 1, 1961 · Spanish

Source: Israel Government open data (Ministry of Foreign Affairs; National Security Council; Ministry of Health).