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That would be several thousand bucks a month, but there are numerous companies in the city that would run the fiber to your house. I had 50/50 and was paying $300 with a company called fibernet, but I dropped that in favor of a 300/20 + a 100/10 backup/load balanced at my house in the city.

IIRC it should be doable, though it would be expensive. I believe the line that I paid for (which I get to resell infrastructure costs to any neighbors who want to join after the fact) has a capacity over 1Gb.

You will be limited by backbone and inter-country connections. Having 1 GBit to Costa Rica servers won’t be that useful.

This is unfortunately the real bottleneck

Either way I've come to view bandwidth that high as something great if you're running severs or whatever but kind of overkill if all you need is enough for a small home office

For symmetric fibre for business you might want to look at this company's business offerings: https://www.data.cr/ but other than that you're only going to find that in data centres