Temporary and permanent residency
We process your residency according to your goal, including the simplified MERCOSUR regime.
Paraguayan National ID (Cédula)
The document that lets you operate, open bank accounts, and handle procedures as a local resident.
Family relocation
We manage the family group's application (spouse and children) alongside yours.
Licenses and procedures
We handle the ancillary paperwork needed to fully operate as a resident.
- What types of residency exist in Paraguay?
- Mainly temporary and permanent residency. Citizens of MERCOSUR countries access a simplified regime. There is also an investor route to permanent residency. Which one suits you depends on your nationality, your goal, and how long you plan to stay.
- Do MERCOSUR citizens have a simpler process?
- Yes. Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and the other bloc countries access a simplified residency regime, with fewer documentation requirements than the general regime.
- What is the Paraguayan National ID (Cédula) for?
- It is the document that lets you operate as a local resident: open bank accounts, sign contracts, register assets, and handle procedures before public agencies. It is processed once residency is granted.
- Are residency and tax residency the same thing?
- No, and it's worth being clear about this. Migratory residency lets you live and operate in the country; tax residency determines where you are taxed and depends on different criteria. If your goal is tax-related, it's important to plan it with advice before starting the process.
- Can I include my family in the process?
- Yes. We manage the residency application for your family group (spouse and children) alongside yours, including the apostilled documentation each case requires.
