To obtain legal residency in Paraguay, you’ll need to submit several documents including your valid passport, a clean criminal record, birth certificate, and proof of income or financial solvency. We guide you step-by-step through this process, including document preparation, translations, and dealing with immigration authorities.

Residency in Paraguay offers low taxation, a low cost of living, access to Mercosur countries, and the option to apply for permanent residency and even citizenship in the future.

The initial temporary residency usually takes between 3 to 6 months to process. We help expedite the timeline by handling paperwork, appointments, and follow-ups with local authorities.

Yes. Paraguay has one of the most attractive tax systems in Latin America, with a 10% income tax and territorial taxation—meaning you only pay taxes on income generated within the country.

Absolutely. Many expats benefit from Paraguay’s tax laws by relocating and structuring their income efficiently. We provide personalized tax planning to help you stay compliant while minimizing your global tax burden.

Yes. Foreigners can start and own 100% of a company in Paraguay. The most common structure is the Empresa por Acciones Simplificada (EAS), which offers flexibility, low capital requirements, and fast registration.

You can start almost any legal business in Paraguay, including import/export, agriculture, IT services, real estate, and more. We help you choose the right structure and handle all registration steps.

While not mandatory, having a trusted accountant and immigration lawyer ensures your residency or business is legally sound and tax-efficient. Our team offers both services under one roof.

Yes. We provide full accounting services including monthly tax filings, business reporting, and financial advice tailored to expats and foreign entrepreneurs.

Paraguay is considered safe and welcoming to foreigners. The expat community is growing, and with our local support, you’ll feel confident navigating life, bureaucracy, and business in your new country.

While Spanish is the main language, many foreigners get by with basic Spanish and support from bilingual professionals like us. We help bridge the language gap every step of the way.