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Ana Elena Carro Aguilar

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Ana Elena Carro Aguilar

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  • Costa RicaCosta Rica

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T:+506 4404 4000

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San José

Fragomen Costa Rica Immigration Services LLC Ltda.

Fragomen Building (50 meters East from Plaza Los Laureles), Escazú 327-1260

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Costa Rica

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T:+506 4404 4000

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San José

Fragomen Costa Rica Immigration Services LLC Ltda.

Fragomen Building (50 meters East from Plaza Los Laureles), Escazú 327-1260

San José

Costa Rica

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Languages

  • English
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish

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Email

[email protected]

T:+506 4404 4000

F:+506 2228 9000

San José

Fragomen Costa Rica Immigration Services LLC Ltda.

Fragomen Building (50 meters East from Plaza Los Laureles), Escazú 327-1260

San José

Costa Rica

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Ana is a Senior Immigration Program Manager for Latin America based in Fragomen’s Costa Rica office, where she focuses on providing the highest quality experience possible for clients.

A Costa Rican attorney, Ana has comprehensive experience in corporate and business immigration, with a focus on advising companies on immigration procedures, practice and policy in Latin America; reviewing internal immigration policies; and establishing successful immigration strategies. Ana has experience advising clients on complex immigration matters and immigration processes for Latin America.

Ana first joined Fragomen in the Costa Rica office in 2010, where she provided immigration services for more than three years. In 2013, she relocated to the São Paulo, Brazil office, where she served as a Senior Manager until November 2016.

From 2017 to 2022, she lived in Mexico and worked at Mexico City office, as a Senior Client Services Manager.

Ana speaks English, Portuguese and Spanish. She received an International Legal English Certificate from Cambridge English Language Assessment in 2008.

Education

  • Interamericana University, Notary Public, 2010
  • University of Costa Rica, Licenciado en Derecho, 2007

More from Ana

Admissions

Bar Admissions: Costa Rica

Publications and lectures

Speaker, “Moving to Costa Rica? Visa and Residency Options Explained.” Fragomen, 20 October 2026.

Author, “Programas migratorios para nómadas digitales: México como gran destino.” Revista Industria Legal México, Volume 6, Pages 36-37, May 2022.

Ana’s insights

October 19, 2026 | Video

Moving to Costa Rica? Visa and Residency Options ExplainedRead more

Ana’s insights

October 19, 2026 | Video

Moving to Costa Rica? Visa and Residency Options ExplainedRead more

Ana’s insights

October 19, 2026 | Video

Moving to Costa Rica? Visa and Residency Options ExplainedRead more

Country / Territory

  • Costa RicaCosta Rica

Get in touch

Languages

  • English
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish

Contact information

Email

[email protected]

T:+506 4404 4000

F:+506 2228 9000

San José

Fragomen Costa Rica Immigration Services LLC Ltda.

Fragomen Building (50 meters East from Plaza Los Laureles), Escazú 327-1260

San José

Costa Rica

Ana’s insights

October 19, 2026 | Video

Moving to Costa Rica? Visa and Residency Options ExplainedRead more

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Get in touch

Languages

  • English
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish

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Email

[email protected]

T:+506 4404 4000

F:+506 2228 9000

San José

Fragomen Costa Rica Immigration Services LLC Ltda.

Fragomen Building (50 meters East from Plaza Los Laureles), Escazú 327-1260

San José

Costa Rica

Ana’s insights

October 19, 2026 | Video

Moving to Costa Rica? Visa and Residency Options ExplainedRead more

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  • Facebook
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Get in touch

Languages

  • English
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish

Contact information

Email

[email protected]

T:+506 4404 4000

F:+506 2228 9000

San José

Fragomen Costa Rica Immigration Services LLC Ltda.

Fragomen Building (50 meters East from Plaza Los Laureles), Escazú 327-1260

San José

Costa Rica

Ana’s insights

October 19, 2026 | Video

Moving to Costa Rica? Visa and Residency Options ExplainedRead more

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