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May 1999
Rentista
( Retirement ) Program
Certificate of Income from home
country. Required monthly $ 500 for single or $ 600 for married
couple.
Certificate of Matrimony - needs
to be " authenticated" by your provincial or
state authorities — this means a letter confirming that
it is authentic from the provincial or state registration office.
This letter then needs " authentication"
by the Nicaraguan Consulate in your country, OR this can be
handled by the lawyer that you use in Nicaragua.
Health Certificate from your family
doctor. This needs to be Notarized by a Notary Public.
It must be accompanied by a letter " authenticating
" your Doctor from your provincial or state Medical
Board . ( in Canada this would be your provincial College
of Physicians and Surgeons)
Good Conduct letter from your local
Police Chief’s office. This letter must be accompanied
by an " authentication " letter from your provincial
or state Attorney General’s office that states that your
local police force is a registered and bonafied Law
Enforcement agency.
In Canada , a letter from the R.C.M.P is
OK , however, it is easier to get a back-up letter from your
Provincial Attorney General’s office than from the Federal
Office, therefore, a " good conduct" letter from your
City Police force is advised.
All of the above documents
should be acquired at home before you make your final move
to Nicaragua. It is a lot easier to do it at home than from
Nicaragua. American Residents must contact closest Nicaraguan
Embassy in the U.S. for authentication of all above documents.
- Health Certificate ( Certificado de
Salud ) from a local doctor in the area to which you are
moving to in Nicaragua.
- Police Certificate ( Certificado de
Policia ) from the local police force in the area to which
you are moving.
- 6 Photocopies of your Passport.
- 6 Photocopies of your Birth Certificate.
- Sworn Certificate of Intent -
your lawyer will write this document in which you request
from the Nicaraguan Government their acceptance of your application
to become a Resident.
All documents must be translated into
Spanish. Your lawyer can organize that for you
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