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Hi Dottie, Hotel Austria IS in Ciudad del Este. You can check out their homepage, just google Hotel Austria Ciudad del Este, since I don`t think I can post a link here. If I am not mistaken, it's a family business and the owners are of European ... Read More

Now it's lanbe, guest user, before that the name used was Babylon, registered user!!! You might be right Lonnie... Read More

Dear Babelon, The only thing I can say is: WOW! Registered yesterday, 4 postings and already out of the forum! Incredible! Do you know that most people have a look maybe once a month? You might want to wait for a few more replies. I ... Read More

Well, have you contacted Jeronimo Finestra? He posts as Jfinestra on this forum. I don't think that any SERIOUS lawyer would just post a quote on an online forum. And he would not publicly reveal the names of all his clients, right? Check ... Read More

I don't know anyone who has been naturalizes as Paraguayan. However, the first steps towards naturalization/citizenship are to get 1st = permanent residency and 2nd "c茅dula" = national identification card. After living in Paraguay for 3 years, you ... Read More

Hi Brandwach, We have a little farm and someone who takes care of it,since we live near Asuncion, but we go at least once or twice a month to check it out. Do you have any experience with farming? My husband was raised on one, so he knew ... Read More

What was your question Travel1000? By the way, naturalization or citizenship is LEGALLY possible only after living in Paraguay for 3 years!!! Residency / c茅dula might be possible in 60 days, but the normal process is 4-6 months (residency up to 3 ... Read More

Hello Onuk, you have to look at the section where it says "Celular" or "Email", right next to it, you must click on "ver celular" or "ver email" and enter the security code. If you do this correctly, then the numbers / emails appear. If you have ... Read More

Well then, Welcome back! And thank you for the information! Read More

HI VLynn, I don麓t know for sure, but I assume that if it麓s prescribed medicine, and in normal quantities, then it shouldn麓t be a problem. I麓ve never seen them searching for pills or anything like that. But it might be a good idea to find out if ... Read More

Sorry Gabtar, I have no idea about your permanent visa...can麓t you call the embassy in Australia? Isn麓t there one there? 3lckr: Regarding income tax "an income tax in Paraguay of out of Paraguay income?" the question is a little confusing... If ... Read More

By the way, the Sunday meetings now take place on Tuesday evenings, starting at 19:00: same place, Il Mangiare, Manzana T, Villa Mora. More info on Total Paraguay dot com. Read More

Hi Pman, my sister-in-law swears that this is the best dentist in Asuncion: Dr. David Neufeld 聳 Asunci贸n Sacramento / Joe Gonzalez 2095 Tel: (021) 29 87 65麓 This is near IPS. I prefer going to the dentist in my neighborhood, more ... Read More

No problem Brandon, that's what we're here for, to help one another! My husband is an electrician, well that's what he studied at the technical college here in PY when he was young, but he never really worked as one. So for our houses, he had the ... Read More

Hi Brandon, Where do you want to build this house? Do you (or your uncle) speak Spanish? If not, do you know anyone who can accompany you? Or else I think you'll have problems getting fair prices... We built (renovated + enlarged) our house over ... Read More

Hi Ryan, I think you also posted something on FB a few weeks ago, on the English Teaching Jobs page. "A job in Asunci贸n" for a Spanish-speaking American is a bit vague. Could you tell us a bit more about your qualifications? Or what lines of ... Read More

My very "personal" five reasons: 1. Warm + open people 2. Sub-tropical climate 3. Children-friendly environment 4. "Tranquilo" attitude 5. Construction costs Read More

Hi Interactboy / Carlos, Just for your information, there are weekly meetings of expats or people wanting to practise their English at Il Mangiare (Manzana T) on Sundays at 12:00 (totalparaguay.com), there are also monthly meetings of expats ... Read More

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the original question: "How is it affecting things in Paraguay?" Well I'll answer that first: Life, in general, is pretty much the same. People go to work, shopping, eat in restaurants, go to the cinema, etc. ... Read More

Yes I did go with my own private car, PY registered. I needed a Visa and upon applying I had presented my car registration number (copy). But at the border they just ask for your license plate number, that's it. riends of mine also went by car, a ... Read More

If on the back of your PY ID it says that you have another nationality, then yes. Mine says: "nacionalidad: canadiense". The super correct thing is to show ID and get your passport stamped. Actually, your ID gets scanned. Read More

Hello everybody, I have been to the falls (both Brazilian + Argentinian) a few times, both legally and illegally, without knowing it! Technically seen, you DO have to stop at the immigration points on both sides! This "free zone" does not apply ... Read More

Thanks asantander! I have already gone through this process and I can confirm that all documents required must be legalised in the country of emission. I am Canadian but was living in Germany at the time, so my birth certificate and university ... Read More

Hi Bombero911az Yes indeed this it the visa request form that you fill in and send via internet. Then you print out a "protocol", basically a visa request form number that you present at the consulate. Thanks for the link! Read More

Well, 10 minutes is not that much! When I went to pick up my passport with visa, I had to wait over 1 1/2 hour! I don't know why, but on that day the place was full of people who needed legalisations! On the other days, I only had to wait 10 ... Read More

Hello gabtar and bombero, I'm so sorry, but I can't find that little paper anymore. However, it was the address that they give you on that paper with the information about what documents are necessary to obtain the visa. Do you still have it ... Read More

I also went through this process a few months ago. However, the visa fee was higher for me, 325 000 guaranies. I believe it depends on your country of origin. It is all related to how much Brazilians have to pay for their tourist visa to visit ... Read More

Regarding the daily limit for withdrawals, not only at the Shopping del Sol, but at all ATMs, normally, you should be able to withdraw 2 x one and a half million guaranies. They all belong to the same network: Infonet. And it is correct, that at ... Read More

How about: www.migraciones.gov.py Then check the section applying to you, for example: "conyugues e hijos de connacionales" Read More

Hi Diego2011, I'm Canadian and my husband is Paraguayan. We went through the whole process at the end of last year. The only BIG difference, is that we got married in Germany. So yes, we had to get everything legalised by the embassy first and ... Read More

Hi Lonnie, I've been living here for about 6 months. What happened to your meet+greet idea? Any responses? Are there any meetings organised? It would be interesting to know. Julie Read More