The Economic Map of Paraguay The Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP) has recently released its report Cuentas Regionales Anuales (CRA) 2021–2023, offering the most up-to-date figures on the country’s regional economic performance. The results highlight a strong concentration: just three regions — Central, Asunción, and Alto Paraná — generate 61% of Paraguay’s total GDP. This […]
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Young people and young adults between the ages of 15 and 29 make up a central part of Paraguayan society. Current figures from the National Institute of Statistics (INE) and other official sources provide a detailed overview: Share of the Population Place of Residence Partnership and Relationship Status Internet Usage Education Work and Employment Health […]
Paraguay often surprises newcomers from Europe: things that are seen as expensive luxuries there are part of everyday life here. From household help and affordable beauty care to accessible medical services, Paraguay offers a cost structure that allows for a comfortable lifestyle without the high income usually required in Europe. Household Help and Domestic Services […]
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Electromobility in Paraguay – What Progress Has Been Made, and What Do We Know About It? In recent months, different government institutions and energy companies have announced new measures and launched initial projects. Here is an overview of the most relevant developments, as reported by various media outlets. ANDE introduces its own electric vehicles According […]
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Paraguay continues to impress with an exceptionally low inflation rate, making it one of the most economically stable countries in Latin America. According to the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP), inflation in August 2025 was only 0.1%, compared to 0.4% in July. This continues Paraguay’s trend of near-zero inflation, with five consecutive months showing virtually […]
A recent joint report by OECD, CEPAL, CIAT and BID (August 2025) confirms: Paraguay ranks second in Latin America with the lowest value-added tax (VAT). While many neighboring countries apply VAT rates between 16% and 21%, Paraguay maintains a standard VAT rate of just 10%. The “Triple 10” System Paraguay is renowned for its “Triple […]
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OFFICIAL NOTICE – PLEASE TAKE NOTE! The Paraguayan Immigration Authority has published a new regulation that affects all applications for permanent residency (Residencia Permanente) as of January 1, 2026. RETROSPECTIVE CHECK STARTING JANUARY 1, 2026 From January 1, 2026, for every application for permanent residency, the authorities will check whether the applicant has spent more […]
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A New Benchmark for Urban Living and Investment in Asunción Park Lofts Paraguay is redefining urban real estate in Asunción. Founded by experienced German developers Robin Loths and Julian Sandt, the company has rapidly emerged as Paraguay’s fastest-growing real estate development firm. With a strong focus on smart, high-quality studio apartments in strategic locations, Park […]
Whether you’re visiting Paraguay as a tourist, investor, or future resident, it’s important to understand the country’s customs and currency declaration rules. The National Tax Directorate (DNIT) reminds all travelers that Resolution No. 475/2021 requires an electronic customs declaration when entering or exiting the country regardless of transportation method. Cash: No Limit, But Mandatory Declaration […]
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Immigration is often much more than a personal life choice it is a careful financial calculation. Paraguay offers an increasing number of people a clear advantage: a stable currency, comparatively low living costs, and growing economic opportunities. While many countries face inflation, volatile exchange rates, and rising prices that erode purchasing power and quality of […]
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