Emigrate to Paraguay

Emigrate to Paraguay

Emigrate to Paraguay: Find out the most important information for your stay here

Paraguay is a country known for its warm hospitality and openness towards foreigners. Anyone thinking of emigrating to Paraguay will be amazed by the country's diverse nature. Rainforests, rivers and impressive waterfalls offer numerous opportunities to enjoy the unspoiled landscape. Whether hiking, swimming, fishing or simply relaxing - Paraguay is an ideal destination for nature lovers.

Paraguayan cuisine is another highlight, with a rich selection of delicious specialties to be discovered in the country's many restaurants and markets. Family and community are very important in Paraguay - sociability and solidarity are deeply rooted in the culture. If you want to emigrate to Paraguay, you will not only benefit from nature, but also from the country's warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Facts about Paraguay

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Capital City

Asunciòn

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Population

6.7 million

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Surface Area

157,048 mi² or 406,752 km²

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Continent

South America

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Official Language

Guaranì & Spanish

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Currency

Guaranì (PYG)

Emigrating to Paraguay: An overview of the political system

Paraguay is a presidential republic in which the president is both head of state and head of government and is directly elected by the people. He appoints the Vice President and the Council of Ministers. The Paraguayan parliament consists of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies. In recent years, Paraguay has made significant progress in strengthening its democratic institutions and human rights are enshrined in the constitution. For those considering emigrating to Paraguay, there is a stable political situation and a clear government commitment to the protection of human rights. In addition, the Paraguayan government has taken measures to encourage foreign investment, including incentive programs and tax breaks for companies looking to set up in the country. Those wishing to emigrate to Paraguay will therefore not only find a safe political environment, but also economic benefits and support.

Emigrate to Paraguay: Politics

Climate in Paraguay: Important information for emigrants

Emigrating to Paraguay offers the opportunity to experience the country's subtropical to tropical climate, which includes distinct seasons with hot, humid summers and mild, dry winters. The summer months from December to February bring high temperatures above 35°C and high humidity, while the winters from June to August are pleasantly mild and dry, with temperatures between 15 and 25°C. Anyone wishing to emigrate to Paraguay should be prepared for these climatic differences, as they can affect daily life and leisure activities. The transitional seasons offer pleasantly moderate weather and less rain, which makes life in Paraguay particularly attractive.

Emigrate to Paraguay: Climate

Healthcare system in Paraguay: Important facts for emigrants

Emigrating to Paraguay also means getting to grips with the country's healthcare system, which consists of a public and a private sector. The public sector offers free or low-cost healthcare, while the private sector offers higher quality but more expensive care. Those wishing to emigrate to Paraguay should consider taking out private health insurance to ensure good medical care in the event of illness. There are numerous international and local insurance providers, and costs vary depending on the age and level of cover.

Emigrate to Paraguay: Healthcare

Emigrating to Paraguay: An overview of the economic situation and quality of life

Paraguay`s gross domestic product per capita in 2024 amounted to 5,685.82 dollars. The Gini coefficient of wealth describes the distribution of wealth. The indicator is an established, internationally comparable measure of wealth inequality. It is measured on a scale from zero to one. The higher the value, the greater the inequality. The Gini coefficient in Paraguay is expected to be 0.44 in 2025 (source: Statista).

Emigrating to Paraguay means benefiting from a significantly lower cost of living, especially for accommodation, food, transportation and services compared to many European and North American countries. Life in Paraguay is slower and less hectic, resulting in a more relaxed lifestyle. Paraguay also offers relatively clean air, which can be particularly beneficial for people with respiratory problems or allergies. Anyone wishing to emigrate to Paraguay will therefore not only find a cost-effective environment here, but also a more pleasant, calmer way of life.

Emigrate to Paraguay: Economics

National holiday

05.15.

Independence Day

Guaraní: The language of Paraguay

"Pineapple", "passion fruit", "manioc", "jaguar", "tapir", "nandu", "piranha" - you are probably familiar with these terms. This is no coincidence, as they all come from Guaraní, an indigenous language spoken not only in Paraguay, but also in parts of Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil. Since 1992, Guaraní has been enshrined in the Paraguayan constitution as an official language along with Spanish. Although the language is recognized in the constitution, official documents are rarely written in Guaraní. Interestingly, Guaraní is the first language for around 86% of Paraguay's population.

Emigrate to Paraguay

Emigrate to Paraguay - Entry Requirements

Entry is possible for German nationals with the following documents:

  • Passport: Yes
  • Temporary passport: Yes
  • Identity card: No
  • Temporary identity card: No
  • Children's passport: Yes

Notes/minimum validity:
Travel documents must be valid for the duration of the stay.

Entry stamp on a passport – Emigrating to Paraguay: Important entry requirements to consider.

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FAQs for emigrating to Paraguay

Where can I find relevant information about my country of entry and the entry regulations that apply there?

We have compiled destination country information as well as entry requirements and customs information for many countries in the Relocation Service section of our website and are constantly expanding this section.

Can I use my own container that I already own for the move with DACHSER & KOLB?

For every removal, which we at DACHSER & KOLB always offer as a door-to-door (full service) removal, a container is rented for the duration of the removal. We therefore do not offer the option of using your own container.

Who is responsible for my move abroad and the services I need there?

As a FIDI member, we work abroad with selected, long-standing partners who work in accordance with our service standards.

Are my removal goods insured in the event of damage?

For every overseas move, we naturally cover transportation insurance at current value for the used household goods and personal belongings

What types of transportation do you offer for overseas relocation?

It is generally possible to carry out overseas removals via air freight or sea freight. In the case of sea freight, it is possible to ship the removal goods as additional cargo (“LCL shipment” with Liftvan) or with a container (FCL shipment in 20 feet, 40 feet or 40 feet high cube). We will be happy to discuss which option is best for you in a personal consultation.

When and how must the move be paid for and what is the payment deadline?

You will receive an invoice a few weeks after placing the order and pay the full amount directly in advance.

Do I have to pay taxes and customs duties on my removal goods?

Removal goods can be imported tax and duty-free into most countries if you have a valid residence permit. We will be happy to check the options for importing the removal goods for your desired destination country in a personal consultation.

Are you interested in moving to Paraguay or another destination country?

Then do not hesitate and contact us today.

Alexander Brugger

Teamlead Customer Service & Sales - AIR&SEA

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