Jaco Directory 2009

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EFFECTIVE March 20th 2008 The Costa Rican Phone System will be an 8 Digit Number.

Land Line Phones will have a 2 added to the front of the current number, and Cell Phone (Numbers starting with 3, 8 or 9) will have an 8 added to the front. We have attempted to corrected the number change in all listings in this site.

Costa Rica Moves To An Eight Digit Telephone Number

The Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad (ICE) will begin at 12:01am March 20 use an eight digit telephone number system, both for fixed line and cellular telephones.

Beginning on March all fixed lines phones - residential and commercial - will begin with a "2" and all cellular telephones will begin with an "8".

The new numbering system will allow the state institution to expand the current and the future system being called Sistema Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (SNT).

On March 20, All fixed line numbers beginning with "2", "4", "5", "6" and "7" will all begin with "2". For example, the telephone number "231 3205" becomes "2231 3205".

All cellular numbers beginning with "3" or "8" will all begin with "8". For example, the telephone number "399 9642" becomes "8399 9642".

The 900 number system like 911 will not be changed.

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EMERGENCY

NUMEROS IMPORTANTES

EMERGENCY - 911

FIRE/BOMBEROS - 118

POLICE/POLICIA - 117

TIME/HORA - 112

INFO - 113

Tourist Info - 192

International Operator - 124

Emergencias - 911

Servicias Medico 24 - 2380-4125

Policia - 117

Policia de Transito - 2643-1654

Guardia Rural - 2643-3011 or 127

Cruz Roja - 2643-3090 or 128

Farmacia De Jaco - 2643-3205

Clinica de Jaco - 2643-3667

Labratorio Clinico Jaco - 2643-2118

Abuse & Corruption Reports - 800-258-7474

Cable Tica - (+506) 2643-2351

CCSS - (+506) 2643-3552

Correo - (+506) 2643-2175

Poison Center -

Transit Accidents - 800-872-6748

INS - 800-800-8000

Fiscalia de Jaco - (+506) 2643-3686

Fuerza Publica - (+506) 2643-1631

ICE - (+506) 2643-3166

Municipalidad - (+506) 2643-3038

Oficina de la Mujer - (+506) 2643-3500

OIJ - (+506) 2643-1731

PANI - (+506) 2523-0800

Immigration - (+506) 2220-0355

ICT - (+506) 2299-5800

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Take note of the phone numbers in Costa Rica of the major credit card companies, which may come in handy in case you lose your credit card:

Mastercard/VISA 2257-0155,

AMEX 001 800 5282121

Diner’s Club 2257-2351 (Mon.-Fri.) or 2257-7878 (weekend)

Take note of the Tourist Institutes emergency phone number: 800 0123456 for assistance 24 hours a day.

ATT 0800-011-4114

MCI 0800-012-2222

Sprint - 0800-013-0123

Visa International 0800-011-0030

American Express 0800-011-0184

Airports

Juan Santamaria - (+506) 2443-2622

Tobias Bolanos Airport - (+506) 2232-2820

Daniel Oduber International - (+506) 2668-1010

Ferries

Puntarenas - Naranjo - (+506) 2661-1069

Puntarenas - Paquera - (+506) 2641-0515

Travel

San Jose C.R. Airport Information San Jose C.R. Current Flight Schedules and Status