What is the process to become a Paraguay Tax Resident?

You register with the Tax Office after submitting your application for the Temporary or Permanent Residency Visa. You produce a copy of your Cedula and sign a few papers before getting your Tax Number. You may then use this Tax Number to prove that you are a Tax Resident of Paraguay to your Tax Office in another nation. In only two months and a week, you may apply to become a Paraguay tax resident and begin lawfully paying 0% tax on all of your worldwide income.

Do I have to go to Paraguay to get the Tax ID?

First visit: We do the Temporary Residency procedure. Second Visit: After 30 days, you can come back to pick up the residency and do the Paraguayan ID (Cedula). The Cedula or ID will take another 30 days, but we can pick it up and send it to you (DHL costs are on you).

Can I pay in crypto to become a Paraguay Tax Resident?

You need to pay the government in guaraníes, but you can pay Natalia for her services in crypto.

Is Paraguay Tax-Free?

No. Paraguay has a 0% tax policy on foreign income. To say, income that is not generated in Paraguay. If you, however, earn income in the country you have to pay 10%.

Paraguay Tax Residency for Digital Nomads

Name: Paraguay Tax Residency for Digital Nomads
Brand: Visadb

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Our verified immigration expert in Paraguay, Natalia, has years of experience in assisting expats, foreigners, and digital nomads. She is one of the best service offerers in Paraguay. Contact her to know more and start your process or continue reading to learn more.

The laws around Paraguay Tax Residency changed in 2022, but in February 2023, the process got back on track, and it is actually easier than before to get your Tax ID. The 0% tax on foreign income is still on.

Here are the basics of the process of becoming a Paraguay Tax Resident🇵🇾:
1. Foreigners need to acquire a Temporary Residency first, and then move to Permanent Residency after 2 years. You become a Temporary Resident, once you get a "Cédula" or Resident ID.
3. You no longer need to apply with a degree or a deposit. You must comply with all the documents and pay a government fee of approximately $400 USD. Read below to know the documents or reach out to Natalia to be 100% sure that you have all you need.
4. Natalia will apply to get your TAX ID with the Temporary Residency's Cedula.
5. Several global citizens, digital nomads, and remote entrepreneurs are moving to Paraguay to obtain residency because it is only taxed on territorial income.
6. You need a birth certificate, if applicable a marriage certificate, and criminal records. All must be with apostille or equivalent.

Remember that visadb.io and Natalia have a special package to help you get your Paraguay Tax ID. You can reach her out on the "Chat with Natalia" button on this page or mention the code "NOMAD" or "visadb22" to make your promotion effective. The price reflected on this page has the discount already applied.

With our special package of $2300, you get Temporary Residency Cedula, Tax ID + 6 free months of accountancy.✨

Included in this service

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Translation of English documents from a Translator in Paraguay

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Local address in Paraguay to acquire Temporary Residency

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Collection of local documents in Paraguay for the Immigration Office

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Pick up from hotel/AirBnB to Immigration office and back to hotel/AirBnB

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Advice or where to go locally so you enjoy your stay

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Assistance in acquiring your Paraguay Tax ID

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Assistance in acquiring your Paraguay Temporary Resident ID or "Cedula"

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Note: DHL or other delivery fees are the only fee not included

Pricing Breakdown

Price breakdown for all categories of services.

Full-Service (Tax ID included) - Special discount included

$2300

Optional Add-on: Driver's License

$300

Only Tax ID

$500

Only Temporary or Permanent Residency

$1800

With Tax ID: 6 FREE months of accountancy

Free

Monthly Accountancy Services after 6 Months

$30

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Reach out to Natalia to learn more about the refund policy.
You register with the Tax Office after submitting your application for the Temporary or Permanent Residency Visa. You produce a copy of your Cedula and sign a few papers before getting your Tax Number. You may then use this Tax Number to prove that you are a Tax Resident of Paraguay to your Tax Office in another nation. In only two months and a week, you may apply to become a Paraguay tax resident and begin lawfully paying 0% tax on all of your worldwide income.
First visit: We do the Temporary Residency procedure. Second Visit: After 30 days, you can come back to pick up the residency and do the Paraguayan ID (Cedula). The Cedula or ID will take another 30 days, but we can pick it up and send it to you (DHL costs are on you).
VAT in Paraguay is 10%.
You need to pay the government in guaraníes, but you can pay Natalia for her services in crypto.
No. Paraguay has a 0% tax policy on foreign income. To say, income that is not generated in Paraguay. If you, however, earn income in the country you have to pay 10%.