Each case is assessed from the initial stage to determine the most appropriate pathway, whether temporary or permanent residency. Residency structuring is not standardized, and therefore a tailored approach is applied based on personal, professional, and strategic objectives in Paraguay.

Yes. The process requires physical presence in Paraguay to complete official procedures, including biometric registration and submissions before public authorities. The methodology is designed to ensure that this visit is executed efficiently, with all preparatory steps completed in advance.

Timeframes depend on the specific case and the quality of the documentation provided. When documentation is complete and properly prepared, residency is typically obtained within a matter of weeks. Prior structuring and validation are key to avoiding delays and ensuring efficient execution.

Documentation requirements vary by profile, but generally include:

• a valid identification document
• certificates issued in the country of origin
• documentation duly apostilled where applicable.

En PRH Group revisamos tu documentación antes de viajar, para asegurarnos de que todo esté en orden y evitar errores costosos.

In most cases, documents issued abroad must be apostilled. The requirement for translation depends on the language of the document. A structured and personalized checklist is provided to ensure correct preparation prior to travel.

Incomplete or incorrect documentation is one of the primary causes of delays. For this reason, the process begins with a structured phase of analysis and verification, ensuring that all documentation is prepared correctly prior to arrival in Paraguay.

The Paraguayan national ID (cédula) is not included by default in all service tiers. Within PRH Group, its processing is incorporated in the Preferred Plan.

The number of trips depends on the selected plan and individual availability. The methodology allows for different approaches, including:

• a single optimized trip
• multiple shorter visits
• or a more concentrated stay

depending on client preference and logistical considerations.

Yes, and this is the recommended approach. The process begins with prior planning, including:

• profile assessment
• definition of the appropriate strategy
• preparation of a personalized document checklist,
• pre-travel validation

This significantly reduces errors and accelerates execution once in Paraguay.

Yes. Family applications are possible. When minors or dependents are involved, additional requirements may apply.
The process is structured to ensure that all members are included within a coordinated and consistent framework.

Yes. Migration categories and requirements may vary depending on nationality. For this reason, the approach is not standardized, and the appropriate pathway is defined based on country of origin and individual objectives.

Requirements depend on the type of residency and the individual profile. The key consideration is to build a coherent and well-supported application file. Guidance is provided to determine applicable requirements and ensure proper presentation.

Not necessarily. Migratory residency provides legal status within Paraguay, whereas tax residency is determined by separate fiscal criteria. Proper structuring is required when tax optimization is an objective.

Temporary residency is typically the initial legal status granted to foreign nationals and has a defined duration, allowing legal presence while the migration position is consolidated. Permanent residency provides long-term stability without the need for frequent renewals. The appropriate route is determined based on profile, nationality, and objectives.

Paraguay operates under a territorial tax system, which may offer advantages for individuals and entrepreneurs structuring international activities. However, migratory residency does not automatically result in tax residency. Both concepts must be properly structured. The advisory approach focuses on providing a clear understanding of how Paraguay fits within the overall tax position, enabling informed decision-making and avoiding common structural errors.