Retire in Asuncion Paraguay on $800
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
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Sonja Slottke, an expatriate from Germany, now calls the beautiful and affordable country of Paraguay her home. Residing in the capital city of Asunción, Sonja and her husband sold their house in Germany and left the rat race behind in pursuit of greater financial freedom. In this exploration, we delve into visa requirements, healthcare and cost of living in Asunción, Paraguay, to help you determine if this vibrant country is the right fit for you.
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Amazing discussion. Thank you, Sonja!! ❤️🇨🇦
WELCOME TO PARAGUAY ❤
Great interview. Thank you.
very good interview 👍
Thank you for viewing!!
wow , amazing yesteryear prices . I wish we could've seen some visuals . Bus trips to Brazil and Argentina are probably easy . Love to see a Video on Brazil too . Thanks again
I am from Brazil and I can tell you, I am also planning to movo to Paraguay. Too much violence here, the brazilian money is falling and falling , corruption is getting worse and worse. Prices are getting higher and higher , public health is caos, education as well, big cities are even worse, private health care is extremelly expensive. Now the government is legalizing drugs consumption so you can see what it will become..A couple can spend easily 500,00 dollars in supermarket a month. Taxes are very high, that's whay so many people (brazilians as well as foreigners are leaving Brazil and taking their money with them). Sorry to disappoint you.
@@vandercipereira2978 wenn man ihren kommentar so liest
sieht man, sie haben null ahnung von paraguay. genau das was sie hier beschrieben haben trifft auf paraguay zu.
I read somewhere, or saw on another video that a criminal records check is required and that you may be refused entry if you have a conviction. It was not clear if that was any conviction, or just certain felonies, and what type of check was acceptable. Some clarity on that point may help people.
Most countries perform a background check however what felonies determine ineligibility depends on the country and will require research / talking to a legal professional. Thank you for viewing!
Clarity? That is one thing which does not exist that often in South America
I have some experience with this. They are very very strict. So even if you have a minor misdemeanor on record, you might want to look into getting that expunged if possible
Great information Sonja. I am disabled and in a wheelchair, needing a lot of medication every day. Is it possible for a woman 65 and older partner, diabetic, to rent a house on ground floor having a assistant dog? We both do have our income.
Hopefully Sonja will respond to this!
Hi and sorry for the late reply: Generally spoken that should be doable, but I cannot tell you if the medication you need will all be available in Paraguay. Renting a house on ground floor should be doable as well, although the houses over here usually are not "prepared" for inhabitants needing a wheelchair. Sidewalks in Asunción are rarely really suitable for wheelchairs. So it might be difficult getting around.
Hey bro you look like an irish big time operator the y you dress up. I like your way of interviewing. Im from columbus Ohio i already have my paraguay 2 years temporary residence card plus sedula they both cost me about 600$ government fees plus the fees for the guy who helped me for translation and service $500 and i dont have to live there as long as i visit it once a year for at least as 24 hours in the firest year but after i get tje permanent resident i only have to visit it once every year
Very cool. Thanks for sharing this. Do you go back and forth from Colombus to Paraguay?
@@adventurefreaksss yes I'm going next month for 4 days then visiting peru for the first time for 7 days I think peu is bit cheaper than Paraguay and the food is a lot much better than Paraguay
So you say with the temporary residency you can be there even for only one day per year and with the permanent residency is still the same? That is one day per year? Where is the difference???
@@boricuabro temporary residence permit typically allows you to stay in the country for one year. This permit is usually renewable for additional one-year periods, as long as you continue to meet the requirements for temporary residency.
@@ABDELHADINDIF Hi friend, I'm also from the US & planning to get Paraguay TR. Can you please tell me your agent who help u to get the TR? It costs $500 for the agent service and total costs from govt fee to the agent fee is 600$ as you said? That sounds good while other agent charges over $1,200 or more. Please tell me your agent's info. As far as I know, you only have to stay in Paraguay once per year to keep the TR and once per 3 yr for PR, but you need to report your revenue/income to the govt MONTHLY even you have no revenue or all revenue are foreign sources which are 0% tax, and did your agent also charge a fee to help u report this monthly revenue to the Paraguay govt? Some agent charges $30/mo for that monthly revenue (accounting) service, what's the best agent service fee you can find for that monthly reporting or post-letter forward service, open a bank service, etc? I'm eagerly want to know your agent. Thank you bro!
Many sidewalks haven't been repaired since the Tri-Aliance War. Around 1870
Vamos a privatizar , tiene algunas empresas para hacer los trabajos?
also mit 800-1000 dollar p/monat machst du absolut keine grossen sprünge, insbesondere wenn man dann noch zur miete wohnt. noch ein beispiel zu lebensmittel preisen, 1kg tomaten kosten zwischen 20000-30000 gs das entspricht etwa 3 euros was alles andere als billig ist. auch viele andere lebensmittel sind bei weitem teurer als in deutschland. liebe leute wenn ihr wirklich die absicht habt hierherzukommen dann macht erstmal längere ferien hier damit ihr euch selbst ein bild machen könnt von allem und hört nicht einfach ungeprüft auf solche aussagen wie hier gehört. wir haben schon einige kennengelernt welche sich ein völlig falsches bild von paraguay gemacht haben und hier schiffbruch erlebt haben und ihr ganzes geld verloren haben. also vorsicht bei solch unkritischen äusserungen über paraguay wie in diesem video.
You left out entertainment this time but added healthcare. Which is huge subject for retirees. Healthcare costs and quality level standards should be in all your interviews. Although that would be difficult for regular people to assess. So maybe get those data from other organizations such as WHO. The utilities part did not include water and garbage. Since she purchased the property then property tax, and price per sq. ft. or mt. would be great.
I watched other videos and one of the main things that is a major advantage is tax. Apparently you are not taxed income derived from outside the country. They say that setup a corporation outside Paraguay and transfer your profits in, tax free. This is juxtaposed to Argentina. Where once you become a citizen you are taxed forever and you cannot revoke your citizenship even if you never move back to Argentina.
Anyway, great interview as always. Thanks.
Thank you for this information. We try to keep the podcasts around the 30 minute mark give or take and at times can’t provide all the info at times. We do however provide all if the details in our Living Abroad Cheap Reports! Paraguays report will be out this month. Do you live in Paraguay?
@@adventurefreaksss No. Not yet. I'm 59. Next month I will be 60. Then in 18 months I will be eligible to apply for my social security. I currently have a business and I pay myself less than $10k a year. I do this to keep myself in poverty level which allows me to not have to file income tax. I will be closing my business because it is purely hands-on. I will start a new business that will be less hands on and I can hire business managers to handle the business which requires only less than 8 hours per week if that. The SS check I will use as the legitimate steady income to retire in Paraguay, establish residency and obtain another passport.
Anyway, on the video I noticed that Sonja is quoting you in Euro. But you put down in USD. Also I made notes when you interviewed Simon but his utilities were 107USD in a rural area and Sonja is at 25euro close to Asuncion. That is a wide discrepancy. I apologize if I seem to be nit picking.
Again great interview. Thanks.
Muchas gracias por promocionar a Paraguay 🇵🇾. Esperamos a los millones de americanos que quieran venir a Paraguay. Les vamos a recibir con los brasos abiertos. Les aseguro que van a tener una mejor calidad de vida
En que region de Paraguay la temperatura no crece mas de 30 grados centigrados en Verano...? Existe alguna aerea Asi ?🤔
@@krzysztofwegierski4941 Eso seria bastante dificil ya que Paraguay es un pais bastante calido, pero te podria recomendar el departamento de Alto Parana, o la capital Asunción
@@skierb 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 asuncion, das letzte dreckloch würde ich auch empfehlen 🤣🤣🤣🤣 man o man nicht zu glauben was man hier so liest
En verano, Asunción es un horno...o sea un infierno, sobre todo a partir de noviembre hasta medidados de abril
@@skierb
@@teresamelgarejo4334 Sii, igual compara asuncion con el chaco, el chaco es el mismisimo infierno, tuve que mencionar los "mas frescos" sjjsj
So. How is healtcare and hospital????
Most expats opt for private healthcare, which is considered more reliable and of higher quality. Private hospitals and clinics in larger cities like Asunción provide modern facilities, well-trained doctors, and shorter wait times.
I don't know any expat Argentine's in the usa that ever paid taxes to Argentina bc they were born there. Argentina has a hard time collecting from their own resident's😂
Lol
@@adventurefreaksssargentina now is a blue dollar exchange
@@ABDELHADINDIF can you explain what that means please?
Good information. She didn't mention if her electricity costs included airconditioning? Sonja seems like a very nice woman!
Electricity is very inexpensive in Paraguay since Paraguay runs on hydro-power.
@@boink800 jaja schön wäre es. von wegen billig
Hello and sorry for the late reply: In the costs I mentioned the airconditioning is included. But in the summer months the bills can be quite high (but not compared to the ones in Europe and USA I gues.....! :-) )
Paraguay es uno de los mejores paises del mundo para vivir por muchos indicadores economicos, sociales y ambientales. Bienvenidos a los millones de americanos que quieran venir a vivir, especialmente en el tiempo de la vejez
Y uno de los países más corruptos en Latinoamérica. Sin negar que nos estamos convirtiendo en un narcoestado.
Paraguay = Paradise
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ihr ernst???
Dont lie to people like that
@@robertstaub9999 Stay in decaying Europe then ;)
@@AdrianIllarramedi Maybe you have a different perspective because you have a lousy life.
So. How is healtcare and hospital????
Esta persona es tipo o tipa?
Esto es inmoral
Simple
No te puedes aprovechar del trababajo ajeno sin pagar