Courier & Delivery Services in San Jose, Costa Rica

Scott newcomb- 606-669-4402. Friend of mine here in Ky, can handle all shipping needs. Email is movingtrucks@gmail.com

Ship to Costa Rica by Charlie Zeller.

We were extremely pleased with service with www.costarica.com. Door to door, nothing lost or broken. Based in CR with contacts all over Canada & USA

Buy and read/reread this book. Invaluable. http://www.mainersincostarica.com/buy_unraveling.html

Barry & Arden are great! If anybody here in CR wants to BORROW our copy, let me know. Their company is www.shipcostarica.com Silly autocorrect..

Transporte MB Enterprises (908) 363-5140 With offices in New Jersey, Miami and LA... Done on size not weight. Door to door no customs!

Contact Arden at Ship Costa Rica - Barry is the owner and has really done a good job of taking care of us. We should get our container this week. He offers door to door and it is worth it. Arden's contact is arden@shipcostarica.com and barry is barry@shipcostarica.com

Jen Beck Seymour: ShipCostaRica no longer ships pallets. They stopped several months ago (per Arden). Look to Ship To Costa Rica (Charlie Zeller) or even ABC Mudanzas. Good company and VERY responsive.

Arden Brink. Highly recommended container shipper with the essential connections to Costa Rican Customs. Excellent service and guaranteed prices. E-mail: arden@shipcostarica.com Mike Rappaport. Logistics Management Associates. An experienced and highly recommended container shipper who knows Costa Rican Customs well. Does full container loads and consolidated shipments of less than a containerload from his warehouse in Fort Lauderdale. E-mail: rappmike1@aol.com.

We can't use shipcostarica.com - because we don't have enough stuff (really need a full container's worth to make it worth our while). Todd - actually, we'll probably be able to come with the checked luggage on our first trip. But, yes, we do plan on making a trip back to the states at our 3 mo. mark anyway...

Barry, at shipcostarica, can give you an accurate bid. http://www.shipcostarica.com/

Ronda-and John Harmon - If you want a car that has been wrecked or has rolled back miles, then you should buy here in Costa Rica. When I picked my car up that we shipped here from the US, it was the ONLY car at the Tibas warehouse that didn't have significant damage to it. My car with no dents or problems looked like it was sitting in the middle of a junk yard. Here is an article about the common practice here: http://www.welovecostarica.com/public/1535.cfm

Sell what you can locally and take what you can in suit cases. The cost and damages to ship back are rarely worth it. You can ship your stuff back (American goods returning) with a consolidator. However, you still have to hire a customs broker and bonded warehouse in US. You can contact American airlines cargo it was $1.50 a pound 2 years ago.250$min. To Miami. UPS and another Florida West cargo. Beringer Air Cargo is new player with daily flights. Ocean cargo heading north has always been a problem and it still 75% of the cost of airfreight. I've moved back and forth over 30 years. Ocean consolidation freight is good coming down, not going back.

Hello All, we are a licensed freight forwarding company and can offer both full containers and consolidated shipments LCL to and from CR.. We have the authority to move your cargo with confidence.. Feel free to visit our website for more info www.allcargocr.com

We can provide a complete free quote for you.. Just direct your request to chris.caxton@allcargocr.com . Your cargo in good hands!

http://www.mudanzasmundiales.com/

Annette, you might be thinking of my husband Matthew and me. We have a blog all about the contents of our 8 suitcases: http://www.twoweeksincostarica.com/1/post/2013/07/our-eight-or-ten-suitcases.html. Good luck with the move!

Hi there - I did an article on clothes and what I wear here! http://costaricachica.com/clothes/

This one talks a bit about our 9 suitcases. Feel free to shoot us a PM if you want additional info. http://costaricacurious.com/three-things-in-three-weeks-part1/

I would recommend Daniel chambers from shipping cost rica.com. We used him to ship 5 pallets from Texas with ZERO PROBLEMS. Tell Jim Lajudes sent ya.

rappmike@yahoo.com, wish I had used him vs my choice of int.move.com

We used Charles Zeller to move from Calif.

Charles Zeller is the man. He's been doing this almost 40 years.

Barry with shipcostarica.com

I used Barry with shipcostarica.com and everything was ok. Furniture as well etc

We use Charles Zeller. Always professional and reliable.

Helen Shany at Move Management.

Hello Jay, we are a licensed freight forwarding company and can provide further assistance for you. Please feel free to visit our website to learn more about our services!! www.allcargocr.com

You can send your request directly to chris.claxton@allcargocr.com. We offer FCL and LCL commercial shipping and can put together a free quote for you!! Door to Door service!

Hello Sunny, We can definitely help you!! As a full service freight forwarder, we can take care of everything from start to end with respect to importing and exporting goods to and from CR, including customs and final delivery to door. Please note we are licensed brokers with the authority to move your cargo with confidence. Please visit our website to learn more about our services. www.allcargocr.com

You can also direct your request to chris.claxton@allcargocr.com for a complete free quote.

Is All Cargo Express affiliated with or a subsidiary of Logistic Management and/or Lomas? I ask because we had an unsatisfactory experience with Logistic Management/Lomas.

Ive used American Exports as well for everything

http://amexpusa.com/

We are a licensed international shipping company and can provide the best solution for shipping your HHGs to Costa Rica!! We can take care of all aspects from start to end with respect importing and exporting goods to and from CR, including customs and final delivery to door. Please visit our website for more info and learn more about our services. www.allcargocr.com

You can contact me directly at chris.claxton@allcargocr.com for a complete free quote.

Ok, I'm looking for a list of RESTRICTED ITEMS for Nicaragua. I think the answers are somewhere around here: http://www.dga.gob.ni/sac01.cfm but if somebody has a direct link I'd much appreciate it. (No interest in sneaking stuff into CR, but I need to evaluate health/beauty/food product samples for my business. A PO Box in, say, Rivas might be the answer.)

Great bit of info, thanks - here's the RESTRICTED ITEMS list: https://www.boxcorreos.com/productos-restringidos-eng

Hi Kevin, we are a licensed freight forwarding & customs broker company with the authority to move your cargo with confidence. We can handle customs clearance and final delivery for you. Please visit our webiste for more info at www.allcargocr.com

My email is chris.claxton@allcargocr.com . Please feel free to contact me for a complete quote!

I found that Cargatica.com does an awesome job and will defenitely be cheaper than the airplane fee

Have you already purchased your ticket? My husband brought his bike as a checked bag on American Airlines. They do have size and weight limits which you can find at https://www.aa.com/i18 n/travel-info/baggage/specialty-and-sports.jsp.

Did y'all not read my blog link aboe as there I list DETAILS on the various Mac repair people & companies. It's EASY to get Apple's serviced in CR & individuals are LOTS cheaper than the dealers & LOTS faster as it says. Google - Apple repair costa rica & my blog comes up on many others sites)

Dahime, IF it were me, I'd first contact John Thomas at Laboratoria de Electronica in SJ to see if he can do it. Otherwise, ALL the "Official" apple repair distributors are NOT cheap & can take WEEKS to get parts. I'm actually flying to Portland, OR on Thurs. & can mail it for you if you want to go that way (if it's under warranty). I'm in Grecia till Tues. night & Escazu on Wed.if you want to bring it to me. I'm flying back on Sept. 11 (staying in Grecia though you could meet me at the airport as we're getting in at around 11:30am & we HAVE to hang around for about 2 hours to process my friends dog). FYI - the link I gave you is to my blog. Google - apple repair costa rica & you'll see it's one of the top sites that comes up - so I'm not some fly-by-night person that's going to run off with it!!

WARNING: I wanted to tell you the same thing Julie Sager and James Michael Tanzini said. I have friends who have a non profit to help the local indigenous kids. They acquired a bunch of backpacks in the USA for the kids to use for school. Costa Rica customs would not let them pass through. My friends had to go to San Jose, then somewhere else (I don't remember where) to the place where the backpacks were being held. And then they had to pay really high import taxes to have the packs released. They had proof that these backpacks were not to be sold but to be given away to the Bri Bri children of Costa Rica. But the government did not care. My friends have a recognized non profit and they know what they are doing. I'm sure Barry A Stevens would not mind giving you some suggestions. The non profit is called El Puente and it is in Puerto Viejo de Talamamca.

Harry Heist, Faithful Servant Ministry in Jacksonville cycles hundreds of kids through their mission in San Ramon and they might like to be part of this. http://www.faithfulservantmissions.org/costa-rica

Mae Oliver Worth in case you are bringing things in for the house

http://www.globalpack.la/

Not sure you would need your US naturalization, unless you are submitting it in place of the birth certificate. I think you are going to have to decide if you are Colombian or a United States citizen for the purposes of this trámite. In Colombia you would go to La Cancilleria for the Apostille, or perhaps maybe a Colombia embassy in the US. http://www.cancilleria.gov.co/tramites_servicios/apostilla_legalizacion

Where do you live in the USA? Mario Barquero Enterprises has been good so far, to us.