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I don't think the ID thing is very valid either. Even new, off the street Nica's should have a passport or some cedula from Nicaragua that would allow them to enter places like the DR.

I don't think a passport is needed to cross the border with Nicaragua, but an ID definitely is. I suppose if her ID were somehow stolen...

I agree, Mad, but girls lose IDs and it can take a little time to replace. Who wants to be in a room with a girl who can't prove that she is of age? Not me....

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A passport with a Costa Rica visa stamp is required for Nicaraguans to cross the border.

There are many many Nicaraguans in Costa Rica who lack legal status. The border between Nicaragua and Costa Rica is as porous as the U.S. - Mexico border.



Not all streetwalkers are und***ge, crack addicted, hooked up with a ladron, etc as BB57's experience shows. However, with all the legal outlets available in San Jose it certainly is not worth the risk as very few have the experience or language skill of BB57 to know how to judge each situation.

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a while back there was a post about the gang of girls that walked the streets at night,,,I had seen them a few times and once when we were leaving a Bar my wingman was talking to the door man and I just kept going towards finding a taxi, anyway while I was waiting there they were maybe 10 of them across the street.

They were yelling at me to cross so I did, they were fun to talk to, as each one was playing with me and telling what a great B.J. I would get. My wingman sees that I am chatting it with them and comes over ...we were having a good time with them...my guess... they all seemed about 18 maybe a little older , maybe younger ? So we left ...a few nights later we went out early maybe 9:30 and hit a few low rent places and nothing is going on,,,we have a good taxi driver and we ask him about them ,,,,he says yes he knows them and we go loooking for them, about 10 mins later we find the group and pull up to them....what was the nice playing around girls are now very loud and yelling " LETS GO GRINGO YOU WANT TO Phuck" ...seemed to be a leader of the gang that wasnt with them the first time ...and she did most of the talking...hell I could see the cabbie was getting a little freaked out so I said screw this ,,,lets go before it gets bad.....it was fun and some of them were sweet but I doubt if we really would ever pull the trigger on one of them. I felt safe with them the first time but the second time even though we were in a taxi,,,it didnt seem so safe ...A few of them must have been on something and the big mouth was a street hood from her looks and actions she was a real bad ass....

I believe there is a treaty between CR and Nicaragua, as well as Panama that allows citizens of either country to cross the border by land (not by air) with only an ID, no passport required. I forget the name of this, but when I was researching a way to get a Panamanian friend of mine to come visit, there was this option. She could take the bus for 16 hours and make it here, no passport required.

UPDATE: I believe it's called a "Salvo Conducto".

Anyone who has lived in san jose for any lenght of time knows the scene going on in the parks. Everyday young women hang out in the parks looking for some gringo money. Most are just poor girls desparate for work. They are not trannies, drug addicts or thieves. They do not want to be seen going into the DR. Some of these girls do not even know anything about the DR.

Be very carefull about und***ge girls. Although many gringos unfortunately look for und***ge girls. If they look young make sure they have a cedula. I do not like the young looking girls anyway.

Some people are more comfortable bringing the girl home although there are risks.

Sundays are the best because for the nica maids that is their only day off of work.

Of course you should be alert for signs of drug addiction but most are just poor. I have brought home some of these girls and have had good experiences with almost all of the girls. The price is usually 10 mil for a few hours.

I know some gringos who find all of their girls in this manner.

After dark the scene changes so then is not a good time.

Of course some spanish is required so that eliminates most gringos.

Zman is exactly right about this-- the chicas he and I were talking about are NOT the street putas/drugies most guys have seen. Most guys would never believe the chicas we are talking about are "selling it"

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well i guess i started somthing lol

well thank you everyone for your input, very informative.

i was just curious as i do understand the pre-cautions of going for any of these girls.

i just wanted to hear some tales if there was any, but i can see why there is a low amount of stories, it is not a bright idea

well let me ask you this if a girl shows me a cedula and it turns out she is younger then expected, even though she showed me an ID i am still nailed correct?

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I never picked from the streets in SJO, but once got a referral in the DR. Having been approached by unripe fruit in more than one country, I tend to avoid all things roving. Also, because of the nature of my work, I tend to be on the paranoid side when it comes to seeking dates from roving girls in walking districts.

You can meet some nice girls in the MPs, if you speak some Spanish, then retain them for dates later. This works for me in SJO.

Finally someone who gets it...and is writing about it...maybe the problem with those who don't is the term 'Streetwalker"....

there are many, many girls who chose to pick up a little part time money by meeting gringos in their daytime gathering places who are not at all desperate but just using some spare time to make some extra money...
OK you don't believe it...that's fine, but please don't criticize those of us who find a world of fun meeting willing and able ladies on the streets, in stores, sidewalks, classified adds, internet and mercados...and even bring them to our houses and apartments without a hitch.

.sorry but not all San Jose is a sewer...and there are probably more thieves, crooks and lowlifes hanging around the Sportsman Lodge, Del Rey and Key Largo than the aforementioned places....


I say this because there is a higher concentration of naive Gringos in one spot and the opportunity for success is far greater for the chicas with this in mind...they also know that more than likely you will be gone in a week or so and thus eliminating a much of a chance of getting caught. I also know some of these "bad" girls and there are plenty to go around, but that's another topic...short story...don't leave yourself vulnerable

Good point Livincr-

There's always two sides to every coin. That being said, Jay if you do hook up with one of those girls please post your experience.


Thanks

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I haven't heard of the Salvo Conducto. My wife is from Nicaragua and each time we travel to Costa Rica from Managua, she has to stop in Rivas and pay the $20.00 to the Costa Rica Consulate for a stamp in her passport.

There is a CA-4 identification that allows Nicaraguans to travel to Honduras, El Salvador, and Guatemala without a passport, but Costa Rica and Panama are not part of that. If Nicaraguans can now travel to CR without a passport, it has to be something that was implemented within the last year and a half or so.

(Sorry for straying off topic a little bit.)