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 Post subject: Copy of Passport Stamp
PostPosted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 11:15 am 
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Hey guys,
Planning a trip Dec 12-19. I'm quite sure that somewhere on this site I read info on where to get a photo copy of my passport and stamp somewhere in the airport. I've searched several times and damned if I can find that information. Can anyone out there help me with this? Thanks.


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PostPosted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 12:06 pm 
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Juliofrippo wrote:
........ I'm quite sure that somewhere on this site I read info on where to get a photo copy of my passport and stamp somewhere in the airport.......


There is no place at the airport to make a photo copy before you get to Immigration. As previously posted if you bring a photo copy with you most Immigration officers will stamp that photo copy with an entrance stamp.

In San Jose just west of the Presidente there is a copy shop that will photo copy your info page and entrance stamp page, reduce them to credit card size, laminate it in plastic. Much easier to carry around and much less chance of getting ripped or faded.

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PostPosted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 3:53 pm 
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Juliofrippo:

Irish Drifter's suggestion is the way to go. It just takes minutes and very inexpensive. I really do not remember but think it was something like 600c. It will not be up for 24 hours but I put a photograph of the shop he mentioned in the general photograph section.

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When I arrived at The Presidente I asked the guy at the front desk to make a copy of my passport. I tipped him $2 and it was that easy.


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Joker99 wrote:
When I arrived at The Presidente I asked the guy at the front desk to make a copy of my passport. I tipped him $2 and it was that easy.


I always do that too, and include my driver's license as well. The sheet of paper can be used to conceal cash needed plus a very small reserve, and the remainder can then remain in the room-safe with the wallet/real-passport. FAR safer in a strange land...I also like to copy the little tourist visa they give you. Gods, I can't wait to arrive!!!

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I also like to copy the little tourist visa they give you. Gods, I can't wait to arrive!!!


What little tourist Visa are you referring to :?: I have never seen one or heard of them before.

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I have asked for an extra stamp at the airport and been refused.

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...I also like to copy the little tourist visa they give you. Gods, I can't wait to arrive!!!


What tourist visa would that be? I think they forgot to give it to me on all of my trips. :roll: There are two things that I can think of that you might have gotten: exit tax receipt (if you bought it upon arrival) or some kind of advertisment brochure they give out at the airport (i.e. "save the rainforest"). I'll assume it is not the latter. :P (BTW, neither is a visa.)

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Could it be that Spinner is from a country, that a visa is required to enter Costa Rica? :?


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