Written by a life-long resident of San Jose, this case report looks at migration to Costa Rica and explores the main opportunities for and obstacles to integration in terms of migratory status, access to public health, jobs, education, and recreation. It shares which organizations refugees find supportive, what kind of aid is available or not, which areas of the city they find desirable and why.
San Jose, Costa Rica: A Case Report of Refugees in Towns
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