www.CostaRicaTicas.com

More information on infected tourists:

https://qcostarica.com/231-tourists-inf ... r-borders/

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Softbob

There is nothing either good or bad
but thinking makes it so.
HAMLET

I find the actual infection rate in that article interestingly low.

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Ignorance is acceptable, we can remedy that with knowledge,.. stupidity, is when you guard your ignorance ...

Will probably get higher now that US requires a test before getting on plane to return.

Just go to the Mexican border and cross as an illegal immigrant no testing required only if you are a legal us citizen resident, as you have no right to come into your own country as your freedom and liberties have been suspend. If you cross as an illegal you’ll also get free housing, medical and food stamps and many more benefits.

No problem. Go to Mexico, lose your passport, and come across as an illegal, and enjoy all those benefits

Zeus, what a good idea
DMwalking is a genius

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Softbob

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but thinking makes it so.
HAMLET

Coming to San Jose in April. I was there in January and used Sagicor for insurance at $11 per day. For the april trip I looked at Trawick and got a quote for $42.39 for 11 days using a $0 trip cost. I am tempted but their reviews for actually paying claims are pretty sporadic. Seems that a lot of folks find that Trawick tries to say most claims are the result of a pre-existing condition and then are not responsible. Since I am really only getting this to cover covid related expenses and those are specifically called out in the policy, I'm not that worried. I just might go with them. Only real drawback is that it looks like you need to pay for services up front and then get reimbursed.

Anyone have any experience ever filing a claim with them?