Costa Rica is currently hosting approximately 200,000 refugees and asylum seekers, representing nearly 4% of the country’s total population. This figure surpasses the population of the canton of Cartago, one of the country’s largest. The influx raises questions about the factors driving this significant increase in displaced individuals seeking protection within Costa Rica’s borders. Details regarding the origins of these refugees and asylum seekers, and the reasons behind their displacement, were not specified in the initial report. The country is grappling with the logistical and social implications of supporting such a substantial population. Further reporting will be needed to understand the long-term impact on Costa Rica and the resources allocated to address this growing humanitarian situation. The situation highlights Costa Rica’s role as a regional haven for those fleeing instability and hardship.