Do I have to live in Paraguay?
No. There is no minimum-stay requirement. To keep residency on track you return briefly within the first two years — since mid-2025, immigration expects at least one visit per year. We schedule it with you.
Is this actually legal?
Entirely. Territorial taxation is written into Paraguayan law. You file a monthly declaration (our accountant handles it) stating you earned no local income. Nothing is hidden — the structure works because it’s legal, not because it’s secret.
What about my current country?
Leaving your home tax system correctly is its own project — timing, exit rules, ties. We map it in your application review, and we’ll tell you plainly if your situation needs a specialist first.
I don’t speak Spanish.
You don’t need it. Sworn translators handle documents; our team handles every appointment with you.
Can my family come?
Yes — spouses and children process alongside you. Ask for family pricing in your application.
What about crypto?
Gains realized outside Paraguay are foreign-sourced income: 0%. Paraguay is also not a CRS signatory — no automatic exchange of your financial information.
What if my application is rejected?
We validate your documents with immigration before you travel — you fly already approved, and the guarantee covers the rest.
Is citizenship possible?
Yes, and we’ll be honest where others aren’t: it’s a real multi-year path requiring genuine presence and basic Spanish. Most clients never need it — permanent residency and the 0% setup deliver the value. If a passport is your true goal, say so in your application and we’ll plan for it properly.