Standard residence pathway
Under Law 6984/2022, most applicants begin with temporary residence for up to two years. A change to permanent status is a later, separate application with its own timing and proof requirements.
Explore the standard temporary-residence pathway and the separate investor route, then turn your background into a document plan before arranging travel.
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Paraguay sits between Argentina, Brazil and Bolivia, with Asunción as its capital and commercial center. It attracts globally mobile people who want a South American base, founders exploring a regional business presence, families planning a move, and investors considering a longer-term connection to the country.
Choose a route only after current eligibility, evidence and practical obligations have been reviewed for your case.
Under Law 6984/2022, most applicants begin with temporary residence for up to two years. A change to permanent status is a later, separate application with its own timing and proof requirements.
Foreign investors may apply through the MIC/SUACE framework when their proposed activity, investment and supporting evidence meet the current criteria. This route should be validated before capital is committed.
A useful assessment connects your intended lifestyle or activity to the correct legal and professional work.
For people preparing to live, work or study in Paraguay and who need a coordinated civil-document plan.
For people evaluating Paraguay as a base while keeping immigration, tax residence and company decisions in separate workstreams.
For applicants considering a qualifying local investment or company project under the current investor framework.
For people building a lawful second-residence strategy without assuming residency automatically changes tax status or leads to citizenship.
Share broad context without uploading sensitive identity or financial documents.
See what may be relevant and which details remain provisional.
Confirm current requirements, provider scope, and next steps before acting.
Keep immigration, business, and tax conclusions in their appropriate professional scopes.