Which Residency Fits You? Paraguay, Uruguay or Panama? 13 questions. Two minutes.Find out how well each residency fits the way you actually live, in percent. Question 1 / 13 How much of the year will you actually spend in your new country? A few weeks at most Two to five months More than half the year What is the main reason you want a residency? Legally paying less tax A plan B if things go wrong at home A new place to live Are children coming with you? No Yes, but they will keep their school at home or online Yes, and they will go to school in the new country What could you spend per month on living there, for one person? Under USD 1,500 USD 1,500 to 3,000 More than USD 3,000 What climate do you want? Hot, the hotter the better Mild summers, and I can live with a cool winter Tropical, with cool mountains nearby I won't be there enough to care How important is living by the sea? Essential Nice to have I don't care How much do liberal personal freedoms matter to you (legal cannabis, same-sex marriage, euthanasia)? A lot, they are part of why I would move Somewhat Not at all, a conservative country is fine Do you want to live among Bitcoiners and crypto people? Yes, that is a big draw It would be nice I don't care How much paperwork are you willing to fly in for (tax ID, driving licence, bank account)? None, I want it done while I am elsewhere A few trips are fine I will be living there anyway How many trips can you make in the next two years for the residency itself? One or two Three Four or more, no problem How much could you invest to speed things up? Panama gives permanent residency directly from USD 300,000 in new-build property. Uruguay's 11-year tax holiday without living there most of the year needs about USD 2 million in property. Nothing, or less than USD 100,000 USD 300,000 to 750,000 USD 2 million or more Where does most of your income come from? Investments: dividends, interest, capital gains Work: a salary or clients abroad I mostly live off savings Do you want a second passport one day? Uruguay grants citizenship after 3 years of real residence with family (5 without), with no exam. Paraguay takes about 5 years, an exam and a Supreme Court petition. Panama about 7 years, and you must renounce your other nationality. Slovaks keep their citizenship only after 5 years of residence in which they actually lived there. Yes, as soon as possible Maybe, in the long run No, residency is enough ← Back Your best match How all three fit you Read the full comparison Order your residency No payment now. We reply by email within two working days with the price, the document checklist and the next steps. Residency Paraguay Uruguay Panama Two residencies at once: 5% off. Full name Email Signal, Telegram or phone (optional) Adults Children When would you like to travel? (optional) Anything we should know? (optional) I agree that Liberation Travel uses these details to reply to my order. Send order Share your result Facebook LinkedIn X ↻ Retake the quiz
