Short answer: yes. For a perpetual traveller there is still nothing better on the planet. But 2026 was the year Paraguay got more bureaucratically demanding. Three regulations landed inside five months: Resolution DNM 407/2026 rewrote what you must prove to get permanent residency, Resolution DNM 376/2026 gave Migraciones a written procedure for cancelling the residency […]
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You can hold Paraguayan residency and live somewhere else, but not indefinitely, and no longer quietly. Since August 2026 the Dirección Nacional de Migraciones (DNM) has a written procedure for finding residents who have been away too long and cancelling their status. It also has a written procedure for the opposite: asking permission in advance
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How to get three important things done in four working days in Montevideo. Who this is for: This is stage two. It assumes you already hold approved temporary residency and a cédula provisoria. For clients and prospective clients pursuing Uruguayan residency or citizenship who want Uruguay to become a functioning jurisdiction rather than a stamp
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