@@DefaultName-mv7yg Ich spreche Ultralingual. Jede Sprache, aber gemischt und mit meiner eigenen Kreation. aber meistens English, Deutsch, SPanish und Portugiesisch.
@@DefaultName-mv7yg immer gerne. Meine liebe @AlexandraAllover berichtet ueber Paraguay und unsere anderen Reisen in Suedamerika auf Deutsch. www.youtube.com/@AlexandraAllover
Hi Paul. Thanks for the video. I'd be one for the detailed video about doing this whole process on ones own. I see that you have not made it yet so here is my vote. I've seen a few of your videos already and I like your presentation. Keep it up :).
@@MarekVsechovsky sounds good. It’s in the works! I’ll have to wait though till November to get all the information on how the changed rules (from November 2022) will apply now that 2 years have passed and the first temporary residents will get permanent residency.
Great video, Paul! Can you please make another video explaining each step if I want to do the process myself? Now that it's December, there should be some examples of people who renewed their residency to a permanent one, so maybe a video on that would be amazing. Thanks!
thank you so much for your message. yes the data on the people renewing the residencies after 2 years is finally coming in. so far, everyone we worked with managed to get the permanent residency. it seems like a pretty straightforward process. i am working on a few more Paraguay videos already and will release them in early 2025. so stay tuned. let me know if you have any concrete questions. ill be happy to help out.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Thank you for getting back to me. I appreciate it. Would be great if you could make content about the whole process if you did it yourself as there is no other video on TH-cam explaining how to do it. Also, could you please confirm the total time it takes for citizenship by naturalization? I've seen conflicting information on the internet, where some say a total 3 years and some say years after getting the PR. Thanks!
@ yea thanks for the suggestions. The process of citizenship has changed in 2024, thats why there might be contradicting processes out there. Yes in fact you can start the process of citizenship, after you have permanent residency. The citizenship process takes 3 years. So if you add it together, 2 years temporary residency, then permanent residency and then 3 years citizenship application. So if you start the process now, you should be a citizen within 5 years. The citizenship process got a lot more streamlined. If you have more questions about it, feel free to book a free coaching call with me about the topic. Link in the description of the video.
I'm so glad to see you guys are back! I look forward to your videos. I have a quick question. Do you know if it's possible to get all of the needed documents from your country while living outside the country? I have been living in Mexico ior the last few years but I am from the US. Thanks for any info!
@@christina.b thank you. Good to be back. Yes it is possible to get documents from overseas. It might take a bit longer but i have many people from the US who got their documents while residing in South America. A good way is to start talking to the residency helper for Paraguay and also the US embassy. Both of these sources will be able to direct you to the right place.
@@Julio-k7b ill see what i can do. I will probably wait till November. It will be the first time that the first temporary residence will get their permanent residency since the change of the law. Till then, stay tuned. I got some updates on Paraguay in my follow up videos.
We have been living for 1 year here in Paraguay and it's unbearably hot to live here during summer and spring. It's also not easy to find a modern house for rent.
@@kawriting. yea it truly does get hot in the summers. I personally cant sleep without an AC in these conditions. As for housing, the last few years, lots of foreigners came to Paraguay and snatched up all the good rental property. There might be a market for building nicer houses and renting them out. We know of some people who started doing that, very high demand and already got all their properties rented.
@HaveYourADVENTURE All in all, the most important thing for us it that it's safe in Paraguay, compared to Europe right now. That's the reason we decided to move. According to the Bible, Russia will return. This means that it will again have military bases in the countries that belonged to the Soviet Union. And it will happen through wars like the one in Ukraine. That's why it's best to be away from Europe.
How to calculate less than 12 months absence from Paraguay? Do you count from the last dates stamped in your passport or do you count from the date of issue of your temporary ID? For those who left the Country and had their documents mailed to them those dates are going to be different! So which date do we use to start counting the time absent from Paraguay?
good question. I assume you are talking about the time between you getting your temporary residency and the permanent residency after the two year period. generally speaking everyone who has left after getting temporary residency and then came back after two years and applied for permanent residency has gotten it. so far there is no system in place at the permanent residency application process that can check when and for how long you have been in the country. so far it doenst seem like that will change much. so if you show up two years later and you want permanent residency you will most likely not have a problem. should there be a problem, then i dont think it would be something that an immigration helper cant fix for you. i hope my opinion here helps. if you wanna talk about it more in detail, feel free contacting me for a call with the link in the description.
@@lucasbridges8082 citizenship in Paraguay is a whole different topic. It’s easy to get residency but citizenship is not such a straightforward topic. You are allowed to apply for citizenship in Paraguay just after living there for a few years but very few people actually get it. Paraguayans want to see you being integrated into the PY community with language skills and lots of connections. The Residency Helpers i know told me they cannot help anyone to get citizenship cause it is too hard. And be careful finding people who promise you otherwise.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Thank you for the generous reply, Paul. I was just curious if the actual requirements for applying for citizenship had changed from 3 to 5 years, as it did in Ecuador years back when they introduced a 2 year TR leading to PR.
@@lucasbridges8082 I did some research in that regard and similar to the Residency process, there is also a new citizenship process and it has its positive and negative sides. Originally you needed to have your permanent paraguay residency for three years and then you could apply for citizenship. That process could have taken 5 to 10 years to complete. Now with the new program, you do indeed need to get your permanent residency first, and then live in the country for 3 years, so a total of five years now. But the new citizenship process is streamlined and only takes 2 years. So a total of 7 years from the beginning till the end. I hope that helped you. I am now able to refer you to someone who does citizenships in PY as well, so feel free to book a coaching call in case that is relevant to you.
Are there any requirements for the time you must spend in Paraguay? Could I theoretically obtain citizenship with a few one week vacations? I'd still want to spend the majority of my time in the United States but would like a second citizenship.
@@vape42 good question, for permanent residency it is enough for you to do your week long vacations every few years. As for citizenship, i am personally not so familiar about the process. You can start the citizenship process after having had permanent residency for 3 years. The citizenship process will then take 2 more years. As far as i understand, there will be multiple stages you will have to go through in order to get the citizenship. How often you will then have to be in Paraguay for that, i do not know. But if you want we can do a one on one coaching about the residency and i will investigate this for you. I can afterwards refer you to the immigration helper. He will be able to talk you through the citizenship process.
@@markmercury4401 thats right, the current residency process is split up in two parts. The first application is for your two year residency and for this application no more financial deposit is required. After two years you need to reconfirm your residency status and will then get permanent residency.
@@marymarcellinus7944 hey good to have you here. Yes Nigeria is one of those countries where you need to get a visa for Paraguay at a Paraguay embassy beforehand and Nigeria does not support the apostille agreement, so you also need to verify your documents with the Paraguayan embassy. I think the first step you need to take is locating the nearest Paraguayan embassy to your location and ask what you need to provide to them in order to get a Paraguay visa. Once all that information is sorted out, we can start working in helping you with the process here in Paraguay.
Hey mate! Sorry, I didn't understand from your video if it's a requirement to be married to go through this process? You were talking about wedding papers and then I fell off.. IF I understood correct, anyone can do this with a clean police record etc etc and an investment of between 1000-2000 USD? Will that investment become cheaper if one already speaks fluent Spanish? Cheers wish you all the best!!
@@SVisionario hey thank you so much. Sorry for the confusion. I will release another video about the Paraguay Residency this Sunday and dive deeper into these questions. But here just to give you the fast answer, no you do not need to be married. If you are single, that is totally fine, you can apply with just your criminal record and birth certificate, both apostilled. The price for the whole process is around 1800 USD, but better confirm that with your residency helper. There is a way to get the residency without a helper if you are truly fluent in Spanish but the bureaucracy in Paraguay is a bit of a nightmare, so it will take you some time to figure it out. We wanted to do it ourselves as well but then opted for a residency helper instead. Let me know if that helped. For more information, go ahead and book a consultation with me with the link in the description and i can connect you to a good residency helper.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Appreciate it man thanks for the swift response!! I’ll consider booking a consultation. Might I ask what happens after you’ve gotten the 2 years residency? Will one then be free to live and work in other MERCOSUR countries, and/or does one need to physically be present living in Paraguay for a specific time period in a year?
@@SVisionario the first two year temporary residency will already give you almost all the benefits of the full time residency. You can live in PY, get a job, a bank account, drivers license… etc… we use the Cedula as ID card in other mercosur countries. When crossing the borders to Brazil to see the Iguazu Falls, all you can present to the Police in Brazil is your PY Cedula. Just like in similar structures like the EU, you will always have to re register your residency in other Mercosur countries in order to stay there for longer than 3 months or take on employment. When re registering through, your citizenship is the relevant determinatior for how easy or hard it is to get that new residency. We have experience with Brazil residency as well, so if that is of interest to you we can talk about it in a coaching call. I also made a video on my channel about Brazilian residency.
I m british hongkong passport holder,but I have stayed in Thailand more than 20 years.And my kids are Thailand passport holder,but I have never married with any Thai women,My kids are age of 18 and 12 years old and they are interesting on your Paraguay Residency progamme.Do they need visa to enter Paraguay please? And there is no Paraguay Embassy in bangkok,so what should we do if we interest to meet u and apply the Paraguay Residency in Paraguay. Regards
@@kavinkad5733 yes the Thailand citizen situation can be tricky. Thailand doesn’t have an Apostille agreement and also no Paraguayan embassy. That means in order to verify your needed documents you would have to fly to the nearest embassy. I did a quick search and it seems like they are in India, Philippines or Indonesia. Probably not the answer you would like. For Hong Kong there seems to be a new e register program with Paraguay. Maybe try to google that. The Hong Kong Paraguay embassy seems to be in Japan. Unfortunately like i said in this video, it can get very tricky for citizens of some countries to get residency in Paraguay. I hope my information helped a bit.
@@kavinkad5733 ah and as a British passport holder you can just get a visa on arrival in Paraguay and can use the apostille system to get your documents verified. So that would be easy.
Many Thanks for your reply and update.By the way I also wish to know about the tourist Visa for My kids(Thai)Are there online tourist visa appilcations please? Do we have to fly to india and philppine instead please?
My family and I wish to take your services when we reach in Paraguay....if there is any more information about tourist visa for them 2 ,kindly update because I cant fly there and stay there alone...I also wish to let my kids study in Paraguay too...let them to learn the spainish in other coutry...Regards.
Thanks for the video! Is the $2000 cost for each person? Just wondering if we apply as a couple or I just do mine alone and my spouse gets residency from that one?
@@ermagerd101 thank you good question. The application fee has to be provided by each adult. Children do get a small discount. The processing is done per person. The advantage of applying as a family is only when needing to proof solvency, then only one person need that. Also children are not allowed to get residency without their parents.
@@ermagerd101 thank you good question. The application fee has to be provided by each adult. Children do get a small discount. The processing is done per person. The advantage of applying as a family is only when needing to proof solvency, then only one person needs that. Also children are not allowed to get residency without their parents.
@@soorinrinn perfect. Absolutely. First you have the 2 year residency and then you can extend it to 10 years. With your Cedula you can open a business and get a tax number. If you are looking for a contact to work this out, you can book a free call with me with the link in the description and i can refer you to the right person.
Hey thanks for asking. At the moment this is still a bit of a grey area. The first people who had their temporary residents for two years now will get permanent residency this November. Then we will know more about the strictness of the enforcement of that rule. So far PY hasn’t shown much strictness around those rules but we don’t know how things will change with the new regulations. So stay tuned for an updated video in November. For now i just released a new video with some of the answers to the questions from the last video.
@@MRZE506 good question! It really depends on your situation if you have to do monthly bookkeeping in Paraguay. As long as you do not have any Paraguayan sourced income, then you do not need to apply for a tax number and you are not required to file every month. Though should you feel the need for a tax number, you could even do these monthly reports yourself free of charge. It can be done online. If you feel like hiring someone, you can also find agencies that do that for you for less than 10USD per month. 30USD seems a bit pricy for my taste. But if you have more questions about it and need a recommendation for an immigration helper who can help you with those reports, feel free to book a one on one coaching with me.
@@krisnharn2950 absolutely we teamed up with the best. Feel free to schedule a call with me and we can talk about your options: calendly.com/trausner/adventure-is-calling
@@Harishgarg-s7r hey, yea i have a lot of video planned for Brazil in the coming months. Go ahead and subscribe to the channel and get notified when it is online. Till then you can check out this video I made about Brazilian residency. It gives information on how to extend your stay in brazil and what residency options you have. Let me know if that was helpful: th-cam.com/video/er0l1vtQiok/w-d-xo.htmlsi=u66YOC3RHhKFwJ50
@@adelarsen9776 yes i started with the Paleo / Keto Diet over 10 years ago and i am very happy with it. Reducing carb intake would probably make the world a healthier place. Unfortunately i am getting very picky with how i want my steak, so those are the drawbacks ;) how about you?
@@HaveYourADVENTURE I have been on a clean strict carnivore diet for 2 years. I am never going back. I feel great. My ancestors in Norway only ate meat and fish in the Arctic. I try to cook my steak blue but I'll still eat it if it's pink in the middle. The liquid which comes out of steak when you cook it is Myoglobin and not blood 🙂 I wish you good health and prosperity.
@@adelarsen9776 thank you. Same to you viking brother. Seems like the right way to go. I need all my steaks rare. Here in South America I need to tell them, to cook it only a little coz they like to overcook meat here. Too sad for me.
To enter the USA, it helps if you sneak across the border and be broke with no skills and a criminal record. No documents are preferred. If you meet these guidelines, you get free health care and living money.
You have people from Algeria or Zimbabwe among your clients? And they actually pay? All countries with interesting candidates for immigration are already signed up to the apostille system. Hell, even problematic countries are a part of the agreement.
@@IvanAkinfiev the world is a big place. Not only people from North America or Europe are watching these videos on TH-cam. There are many people worldwide who want to relocate their families to a better place like Paraguay but are having a hard time doing so.
@@HaveYourADVENTUREI want my dad to do this program. He live in Africa (Côte d'ivoire) and only speak french but I, his son am living in Canada and I'm canadian now. How do we get a Helper? Thanks
The application process is different for each country. I have clients from many countries, who after years of trying to get Paraguay residency have not managed to do so. For citizens of some countries it is even hard to get a tourist visa to Paraguay and some countries are completely blocked. You might be fortunate enough to go through a simple process but its a good exercise for life to see that there are other people with different perspectives out there too
@@HaveYourADVENTURE I disagree. You make some exceptions the standard; otherwise, your title would have been different. For people who migrate to Paraguay, it's easy in 99% of the cases, especially with a good immigration helper. I know what I'm talking about; I deal with this for newcomers on a regular basis.
@@john.roordink well then we have to agree to disagree. I have coaching clients, even from the US who have a hard time to get Paraguay Residency. Sure if you have everything in order, then it’s easy, my process was fairly fast but that is not true for everyone. Some of my clients are straight up banned from coming to Paraguay. For example try getting a residency for an American citizen with Chinese dual citizenship and birth certificate from china. Or what about people from India or Pakistan? They are having a hard time even getting a tourist visa. If you count only people from the US and Europe, with every document perfectly in order, sure then it is easy, but you clearly haven’t watched my video and just wanted to make sure someone who might not get the residency with you has no way to get good information. So maybe next time either watch the video or give the world the decency of just being quiet.
Hey what a coincidence you posted this comment here, for the past week i was working on exactly that video. Paraguay, the new Wild West. You will hear all about the laws and regulations around it here. Let me know if that was helpful: th-cam.com/video/8rw5zsebMss/w-d-xo.html&loop=1&rel=0
See list of countries and their visa requirements for Paraguay in my Blog Article: haveyouradventure.com/how-to-get-paraguay-residency/
Spricht du auch deutsch?
@@DefaultName-mv7yg Ich spreche Ultralingual. Jede Sprache, aber gemischt und mit meiner eigenen Kreation. aber meistens English, Deutsch, SPanish und Portugiesisch.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE danke für die Antwort.
@@DefaultName-mv7yg immer gerne. Meine liebe @AlexandraAllover berichtet ueber Paraguay und unsere anderen Reisen in Suedamerika auf Deutsch. www.youtube.com/@AlexandraAllover
I'm so happy to see you, Paul. Blessings to you and Alexandra. Thank you so much for the information.
@@pugetsound1272 thank you so much for your good words 🙏🏼
Great to see you are back in Asuncion Paul. Very helpful video. Looking forward to seeing your next videos!
@@davidward1729 thank you. I am glad the video can be of use for many 🙌🏼
Great video. Thanks a lot. Love the vibes. Keep it up! Wish you made more of them.
Thank you, i got at least two more videos about life in Paraguay in the pipeline. Stay tuned.
Great Video Paul, you look very self confident in front of the camera now, good job! More please!!!
@@thisiskimpark thanks man! I think i can now talk about Paraguay Residency in my sleep ;)
@@HaveYourADVENTURE that's the way to do it, keep learning, repeating and mastering things until they become automatic 😎✨
Bienvenido en paraguay...saludos...espero q seas feliz en nuestro pais
@@cristiandavidbogadoavalos3145 muchas gracias. Es un placer in el país Paraguay
Hi Paul. Thanks for the video. I'd be one for the detailed video about doing this whole process on ones own. I see that you have not made it yet so here is my vote.
I've seen a few of your videos already and I like your presentation. Keep it up :).
@@MarekVsechovsky sounds good. It’s in the works! I’ll have to wait though till November to get all the information on how the changed rules (from November 2022) will apply now that 2 years have passed and the first temporary residents will get permanent residency.
Great video, Paul! Can you please make another video explaining each step if I want to do the process myself? Now that it's December, there should be some examples of people who renewed their residency to a permanent one, so maybe a video on that would be amazing. Thanks!
thank you so much for your message. yes the data on the people renewing the residencies after 2 years is finally coming in. so far, everyone we worked with managed to get the permanent residency. it seems like a pretty straightforward process. i am working on a few more Paraguay videos already and will release them in early 2025. so stay tuned. let me know if you have any concrete questions. ill be happy to help out.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Thank you for getting back to me. I appreciate it.
Would be great if you could make content about the whole process if you did it yourself as there is no other video on TH-cam explaining how to do it.
Also, could you please confirm the total time it takes for citizenship by naturalization? I've seen conflicting information on the internet, where some say a total 3 years and some say years after getting the PR. Thanks!
@ yea thanks for the suggestions. The process of citizenship has changed in 2024, thats why there might be contradicting processes out there. Yes in fact you can start the process of citizenship, after you have permanent residency. The citizenship process takes 3 years. So if you add it together, 2 years temporary residency, then permanent residency and then 3 years citizenship application. So if you start the process now, you should be a citizen within 5 years. The citizenship process got a lot more streamlined. If you have more questions about it, feel free to book a free coaching call with me about the topic. Link in the description of the video.
I'm so glad to see you guys are back! I look forward to your videos. I have a quick question. Do you know if it's possible to get all of the needed documents from your country while living outside the country? I have been living in Mexico ior the last few years but I am from the US. Thanks for any info!
@@christina.b thank you. Good to be back. Yes it is possible to get documents from overseas. It might take a bit longer but i have many people from the US who got their documents while residing in South America. A good way is to start talking to the residency helper for Paraguay and also the US embassy. Both of these sources will be able to direct you to the right place.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE good news! Thanks so much.
@@christina.b for sure 🙌🏼
Hi Sir! Would love a more detailed video of doing it yourself and thanks so much for your great video and beautifil greenery!!!
@@Nice-rb9vd thank you for your support. I’ll see what i can do.
Great update! The new process doesn’t sound that hard actually 😉
Yea if you follow the steps it’s an easy process. It will not take longer than a week commitment!
Awesome, great videos!!!!
@@thestumblingnomad thank you, are you ever on your way back to South America?
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Might be heading back next January for a few months.
@@thestumblingnomad awesome, hit us up then. We will overland through all Mercosur countries, down to Ushuaia and back up.
Yes please explain the details and steps for people that want to do it themselves.
@@Julio-k7b ill see what i can do. I will probably wait till November. It will be the first time that the first temporary residence will get their permanent residency since the change of the law. Till then, stay tuned. I got some updates on Paraguay in my follow up videos.
Thanks for your great help n I will try to call again next Monday...
@@kavinkad5733 thank you. Please use the link in the description to make an appointment for a call with me when you are ready.
Welcome to Paraguay my friend 🙂
@@rafamemmel Thank you friend. It is a wonderful place of opportunities!
We have been living for 1 year here in Paraguay and it's unbearably hot to live here during summer and spring. It's also not easy to find a modern house for rent.
@@kawriting. yea it truly does get hot in the summers. I personally cant sleep without an AC in these conditions. As for housing, the last few years, lots of foreigners came to Paraguay and snatched up all the good rental property. There might be a market for building nicer houses and renting them out. We know of some people who started doing that, very high demand and already got all their properties rented.
@HaveYourADVENTURE All in all, the most important thing for us it that it's safe in Paraguay, compared to Europe right now. That's the reason we decided to move. According to the Bible, Russia will return. This means that it will again have military bases in the countries that belonged to the Soviet Union. And it will happen through wars like the one in Ukraine. That's why it's best to be away from Europe.
@@kawriting. thank you for sharing. Yes that sounds a lot like what Sylvia from the New Earth channel is talking about. Have you heard about her?
How to calculate less than 12 months absence from Paraguay? Do you count from the last dates stamped in your passport or do you count from the date of issue of your temporary ID? For those who left the Country and had their documents mailed to them those dates are going to be different! So which date do we use to start counting the time absent from Paraguay?
good question. I assume you are talking about the time between you getting your temporary residency and the permanent residency after the two year period. generally speaking everyone who has left after getting temporary residency and then came back after two years and applied for permanent residency has gotten it. so far there is no system in place at the permanent residency application process that can check when and for how long you have been in the country. so far it doenst seem like that will change much. so if you show up two years later and you want permanent residency you will most likely not have a problem. should there be a problem, then i dont think it would be something that an immigration helper cant fix for you. i hope my opinion here helps. if you wanna talk about it more in detail, feel free contacting me for a call with the link in the description.
Hi Paul, thanks for the video. Has time to citizenship also changed, since now you have to wait 2 years for PR instead of obtaining it right away?
@@lucasbridges8082 citizenship in Paraguay is a whole different topic. It’s easy to get residency but citizenship is not such a straightforward topic. You are allowed to apply for citizenship in Paraguay just after living there for a few years but very few people actually get it. Paraguayans want to see you being integrated into the PY community with language skills and lots of connections. The Residency Helpers i know told me they cannot help anyone to get citizenship cause it is too hard. And be careful finding people who promise you otherwise.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Thank you for the generous reply, Paul. I was just curious if the actual requirements for applying for citizenship had changed from 3 to 5 years, as it did in Ecuador years back when they introduced a 2 year TR leading to PR.
@@lucasbridges8082 I did some research in that regard and similar to the Residency process, there is also a new citizenship process and it has its positive and negative sides. Originally you needed to have your permanent paraguay residency for three years and then you could apply for citizenship. That process could have taken 5 to 10 years to complete. Now with the new program, you do indeed need to get your permanent residency first, and then live in the country for 3 years, so a total of five years now. But the new citizenship process is streamlined and only takes 2 years. So a total of 7 years from the beginning till the end. I hope that helped you. I am now able to refer you to someone who does citizenships in PY as well, so feel free to book a coaching call in case that is relevant to you.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE awesome Paul, great information. much appreciated!
Are there any requirements for the time you must spend in Paraguay? Could I theoretically obtain citizenship with a few one week vacations? I'd still want to spend the majority of my time in the United States but would like a second citizenship.
@@vape42 good question, for permanent residency it is enough for you to do your week long vacations every few years. As for citizenship, i am personally not so familiar about the process. You can start the citizenship process after having had permanent residency for 3 years. The citizenship process will then take 2 more years. As far as i understand, there will be multiple stages you will have to go through in order to get the citizenship. How often you will then have to be in Paraguay for that, i do not know. But if you want we can do a one on one coaching about the residency and i will investigate this for you. I can afterwards refer you to the immigration helper. He will be able to talk you through the citizenship process.
Exactly
Is there No More Cash deposit required? For people with No university degree....
@@markmercury4401 thats right, the current residency process is split up in two parts. The first application is for your two year residency and for this application no more financial deposit is required. After two years you need to reconfirm your residency status and will then get permanent residency.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE woow. Thx Paul
@@markmercury4401 for sure 🙌🏼
great video
@@Brin-e5v thank you 🙏🏼
Hi, Need a recommendation for immigration helper... May you please let me know?
@@krisnharn2950 happy to help. Feel free to schedule a call with me and we can see what we can do for you: calendly.com/trausner/adventure-is-calling
Please I need a help to relocate to Paraguay. I live in Nigeria.
@@marymarcellinus7944 hey good to have you here. Yes Nigeria is one of those countries where you need to get a visa for Paraguay at a Paraguay embassy beforehand and Nigeria does not support the apostille agreement, so you also need to verify your documents with the Paraguayan embassy. I think the first step you need to take is locating the nearest Paraguayan embassy to your location and ask what you need to provide to them in order to get a Paraguay visa. Once all that information is sorted out, we can start working in helping you with the process here in Paraguay.
Hey mate! Sorry, I didn't understand from your video if it's a requirement to be married to go through this process? You were talking about wedding papers and then I fell off..
IF I understood correct, anyone can do this with a clean police record etc etc and an investment of between 1000-2000 USD? Will that investment become cheaper if one already speaks fluent Spanish? Cheers wish you all the best!!
@@SVisionario hey thank you so much. Sorry for the confusion. I will release another video about the Paraguay Residency this Sunday and dive deeper into these questions. But here just to give you the fast answer, no you do not need to be married. If you are single, that is totally fine, you can apply with just your criminal record and birth certificate, both apostilled. The price for the whole process is around 1800 USD, but better confirm that with your residency helper. There is a way to get the residency without a helper if you are truly fluent in Spanish but the bureaucracy in Paraguay is a bit of a nightmare, so it will take you some time to figure it out. We wanted to do it ourselves as well but then opted for a residency helper instead. Let me know if that helped. For more information, go ahead and book a consultation with me with the link in the description and i can connect you to a good residency helper.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Appreciate it man thanks for the swift response!! I’ll consider booking a consultation. Might I ask what happens after you’ve gotten the 2 years residency? Will one then be free to live and work in other MERCOSUR countries, and/or does one need to physically be present living in Paraguay for a specific time period in a year?
@@SVisionario the first two year temporary residency will already give you almost all the benefits of the full time residency. You can live in PY, get a job, a bank account, drivers license… etc… we use the Cedula as ID card in other mercosur countries. When crossing the borders to Brazil to see the Iguazu Falls, all you can present to the Police in Brazil is your PY Cedula. Just like in similar structures like the EU, you will always have to re register your residency in other Mercosur countries in order to stay there for longer than 3 months or take on employment. When re registering through, your citizenship is the relevant determinatior for how easy or hard it is to get that new residency. We have experience with Brazil residency as well, so if that is of interest to you we can talk about it in a coaching call. I also made a video on my channel about Brazilian residency.
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I m british hongkong passport holder,but I have stayed in Thailand more than 20 years.And my kids are Thailand passport holder,but I have never married with any Thai women,My kids are age of 18 and 12 years old and they are interesting on your Paraguay Residency progamme.Do they need visa to enter Paraguay please? And there is no Paraguay Embassy in bangkok,so what should we do if we interest to meet u and apply the Paraguay Residency in Paraguay. Regards
@@kavinkad5733 yes the Thailand citizen situation can be tricky. Thailand doesn’t have an Apostille agreement and also no Paraguayan embassy. That means in order to verify your needed documents you would have to fly to the nearest embassy. I did a quick search and it seems like they are in India, Philippines or Indonesia. Probably not the answer you would like. For Hong Kong there seems to be a new e register program with Paraguay. Maybe try to google that. The Hong Kong Paraguay embassy seems to be in Japan. Unfortunately like i said in this video, it can get very tricky for citizens of some countries to get residency in Paraguay. I hope my information helped a bit.
@@kavinkad5733 ah and as a British passport holder you can just get a visa on arrival in Paraguay and can use the apostille system to get your documents verified. So that would be easy.
Many Thanks for your reply and update.By the way I also wish to know about the tourist Visa for My kids(Thai)Are there online tourist visa appilcations please? Do we have to fly to india and philppine instead please?
My family and I wish to take your services when we reach in Paraguay....if there is any more information about tourist visa for them 2 ,kindly update because I cant fly there and stay there alone...I also wish to let my kids study in Paraguay too...let them to learn the spainish in other coutry...Regards.
@@kavinkad5733 yes unfortunately for Thailand, the visa applications for Paraguay need to be done at a Paraguay embassy only.
Thanks for the video! Is the $2000 cost for each person? Just wondering if we apply as a couple or I just do mine alone and my spouse gets residency from that one?
@@ermagerd101 thank you good question. The application fee has to be provided by each adult. Children do get a small discount. The processing is done per person. The advantage of applying as a family is only when needing to proof solvency, then only one person need that. Also children are not allowed to get residency without their parents.
@@ermagerd101 thank you good question. The application fee has to be provided by each adult. Children do get a small discount. The processing is done per person. The advantage of applying as a family is only when needing to proof solvency, then only one person needs that. Also children are not allowed to get residency without their parents.
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If I got the permanent 2 years residency, can I start a small business?
@@soorinrinn perfect. Absolutely. First you have the 2 year residency and then you can extend it to 10 years. With your Cedula you can open a business and get a tax number. If you are looking for a contact to work this out, you can book a free call with me with the link in the description and i can refer you to the right person.
Is the three year live in requirement enforced?
Hey thanks for asking. At the moment this is still a bit of a grey area. The first people who had their temporary residents for two years now will get permanent residency this November. Then we will know more about the strictness of the enforcement of that rule. So far PY hasn’t shown much strictness around those rules but we don’t know how things will change with the new regulations. So stay tuned for an updated video in November. For now i just released a new video with some of the answers to the questions from the last video.
i heard you have to file taxes every month which might cost 30$ a month is that true. even if i dont live there?
@@MRZE506 good question! It really depends on your situation if you have to do monthly bookkeeping in Paraguay. As long as you do not have any Paraguayan sourced income, then you do not need to apply for a tax number and you are not required to file every month. Though should you feel the need for a tax number, you could even do these monthly reports yourself free of charge. It can be done online. If you feel like hiring someone, you can also find agencies that do that for you for less than 10USD per month. 30USD seems a bit pricy for my taste. But if you have more questions about it and need a recommendation for an immigration helper who can help you with those reports, feel free to book a one on one coaching with me.
I'd like to see the video about de 5 flags
@@rondamon4408 perfect. Im working on it. Can only take a few more weeks
@@HaveYourADVENTURE cool
Can you provide me the contact of a residency helper?
@@krisnharn2950 absolutely we teamed up with the best. Feel free to schedule a call with me and we can talk about your options: calendly.com/trausner/adventure-is-calling
Can anyone buy and own land there?
@@clawhammer704 yes everyone can, no restrictions for foreigners.
Grew up there....we left...there must be a reason i would rather not say it. For something we left that sends a message.
@@vukken99 sometimes life can lead to a touch choice and a big change. I hope where you are now is working better for you and your family.
Very informative please one video on brazil residency all options investment and all thanks
@@Harishgarg-s7r hey, yea i have a lot of video planned for Brazil in the coming months. Go ahead and subscribe to the channel and get notified when it is online. Till then you can check out this video I made about Brazilian residency. It gives information on how to extend your stay in brazil and what residency options you have. Let me know if that was helpful: th-cam.com/video/er0l1vtQiok/w-d-xo.htmlsi=u66YOC3RHhKFwJ50
Are you on the carnivore diet ?
Are you from the Nordics ?
@@adelarsen9776 yes i started with the Paleo / Keto Diet over 10 years ago and i am very happy with it. Reducing carb intake would probably make the world a healthier place. Unfortunately i am getting very picky with how i want my steak, so those are the drawbacks ;) how about you?
@@HaveYourADVENTURE I have been on a clean strict carnivore diet for 2 years. I am never going back. I feel great.
My ancestors in Norway only ate meat and fish in the Arctic.
I try to cook my steak blue but I'll still eat it if it's pink in the middle.
The liquid which comes out of steak when you cook it is Myoglobin and not blood 🙂
I wish you good health and prosperity.
@@adelarsen9776 thank you. Same to you viking brother. Seems like the right way to go. I need all my steaks rare. Here in South America I need to tell them, to cook it only a little coz they like to overcook meat here. Too sad for me.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE Superior metabolic health will be yours ! Keep going. Carnivore is proper human behavior.
Thanks for your work. 🙂
Bjorn, the blonde Viking in a tropical jungle, lol. My world just went, TILT! 😁
@@wesgraham2262 😂 im glad i made your day! 🙌🏼
@@HaveYourADVENTURE You did indeed. 😎
@@wesgraham2262 more of the viking today, this time it was windy in the new video.
To enter the USA, it helps if you sneak across the border and be broke with no skills and a criminal record. No documents are preferred. If you meet these guidelines, you get free health care and living money.
@@nicholasbrandl8990 😂 Paraguay residency is a bit harder than that but could be worth it as a backup
You have people from Algeria or Zimbabwe among your clients? And they actually pay? All countries with interesting candidates for immigration are already signed up to the apostille system. Hell, even problematic countries are a part of the agreement.
@@IvanAkinfiev the world is a big place. Not only people from North America or Europe are watching these videos on TH-cam. There are many people worldwide who want to relocate their families to a better place like Paraguay but are having a hard time doing so.
@@HaveYourADVENTUREI want my dad to do this program. He live in Africa (Côte d'ivoire) and only speak french but I, his son am living in Canada and I'm canadian now. How do we get a Helper?
Thanks
@@nknk4927 for sure, it can be done, if you want you can book a call with me and we can talk about your and your dad’s situation.
Clickbait title. I will not watch. PS: Getting residency is easy in Paraguay.
annoying, I hear ya
The application process is different for each country. I have clients from many countries, who after years of trying to get Paraguay residency have not managed to do so. For citizens of some countries it is even hard to get a tourist visa to Paraguay and some countries are completely blocked. You might be fortunate enough to go through a simple process but its a good exercise for life to see that there are other people with different perspectives out there too
@@STKvideoseries sometimes it’s hard to think yourself into other people’s perspective, maybe some practice would help.
@@HaveYourADVENTURE I disagree. You make some exceptions the standard; otherwise, your title would have been different. For people who migrate to Paraguay, it's easy in 99% of the cases, especially with a good immigration helper. I know what I'm talking about; I deal with this for newcomers on a regular basis.
@@john.roordink well then we have to agree to disagree. I have coaching clients, even from the US who have a hard time to get Paraguay Residency. Sure if you have everything in order, then it’s easy, my process was fairly fast but that is not true for everyone. Some of my clients are straight up banned from coming to Paraguay. For example try getting a residency for an American citizen with Chinese dual citizenship and birth certificate from china. Or what about people from India or Pakistan? They are having a hard time even getting a tourist visa. If you count only people from the US and Europe, with every document perfectly in order, sure then it is easy, but you clearly haven’t watched my video and just wanted to make sure someone who might not get the residency with you has no way to get good information. So maybe next time either watch the video or give the world the decency of just being quiet.
Could you make more videos about shooting clubs and gun regulations? Thanks.
Where are you from originally?
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Hey what a coincidence you posted this comment here, for the past week i was working on exactly that video. Paraguay, the new Wild West. You will hear all about the laws and regulations around it here. Let me know if that was helpful: th-cam.com/video/8rw5zsebMss/w-d-xo.html&loop=1&rel=0
Ballister. Molina, , down there ,
@@jamesellis2784 yes it is available to purchase in Paraguay.