
Argentines and Uruguayans
MERCOSUR route: temporary residency requires no proof of means or Interpol check, and your Spanish-language documents need no translation. The lightest path in paperwork.
See detailsOfficial fees verified on 17 Aug 2026 (Decree 6225/2026 · DNM Res. 407/2026 in force). See sources
Paraguay residency & ID card · Asunción
We walk foreigners through temporary or permanent residency and the Paraguayan ID card (cédula) in Asunción. Fixed price in writing, official fees in plain sight, and we go with you in person to Migraciones and Identificaciones.

Who it is for
A Brazilian and an American do not go through the same procedure. The first thing we do is find yours.

MERCOSUR route: temporary residency requires no proof of means or Interpol check, and your Spanish-language documents need no translation. The lightest path in paperwork.
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MERCOSUR route and Portuguese documents with no translation. We serve you in Portuguese start to finish: six in ten residencies Paraguay grants go to Brazilians.
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Hague apostille, sworn translation of anything not in Spanish and proof of means for permanent residency. Plus one clarification that saves trouble: immigration residency is not tax residency.
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Federal record checks (FBI / RCMP) apostilled, sworn translation and proof of means with verifiable documents. We coordinate the apostille timing so nothing arrives expired.
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Law 6984 route (not MERCOSUR): apostilled record checks, Interpol and Police. Teenagers aged 15–18 are exempt from record checks if Venezuela does not issue them (Res. 858/2024).
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Remote work is a recognised proof-of-means category (Res. 407/2026); if self-employed, your RUC must exist months before applying for permanent residency. For investors, the SUACE route grants permanent residency directly.
See detailsHow it works
Transparency about the process is the service. This is what happens from your first message to permanent residency, with the timelines we see today in Asunción.
We tell you which route applies (Law 6984, MERCOSUR or direct permanent), which documents you need and what it costs. In writing.
Criminal record, birth and civil-status certificates, apostilled. We check every scan before you travel — nobody lands in Asunción with an expired document.
In your first week in Asunción: Interpol, National Police, certified copies and the filing itself. You leave with 'precaria' status — you can already work, study and travel in and out.
Migraciones decides and issues the temporary admission card (2 years). We follow up and keep you posted — even when there is nothing new.
Certificate of residence, proof of life and address, foreigner registration and data capture at the Identification Department. We go with you. You collect the card in person.
The switch to permanent residency is requested within the 3 months before your temporary card expires. We remind you in time and prepare your proof-of-means file under DNM Res. 407/2026.
No fine print
The number-one complaint in this industry is that the quoted price is not the final price. That is why this list comes before the price.
If a cost is not on these two lists, we will not charge it. Official fees are paid to the State, with a receipt, in front of you.
Packages and quote
We tell you what each one includes and what is paid separately to the State. Our fee comes in writing in the free evaluation, with the ID card always included: what we sign is what you pay.
Temporary residency + ID card, accompanied. For those who already have their documents in Spanish.
+ approx. official fees: US$ 550 to the State, verified 17 Aug 2026
Everything in Essential plus translations, RUC, bank account and the permanent-residency file. For settling in for real.
+ approx. official fees: US$ 550 to the State, verified 17 Aug 2026
For those who already hold temporary residency and the ID card and want to switch to permanent without missing the window.
+ approx. official fees: US$ 550 to the State, verified 17 Aug 2026
Families: each additional person in the same group pays a reduced fee, and children under 14 even less. If the State raises a fee after we sign, we tell you before you pay it; our fee does not change. See official fees and how we quote →
A fair comparison
Doing it alone is possible and cheaper in cash. This is what changes, without exaggeration.
| Aspect | On your own | With Radica |
|---|---|---|
| Cash cost | Lower: only official fees (≈ US$ 435–550) | Fees + fixed fee |
| Language at the counter | Spanish (and Guaraní) | We go with you and translate |
| Visits to public offices | 6 to 10, in whatever order you discover | The same ones, in order, in 3 to 5 days and with us |
| Risk of rejection over documents | Common: incomplete apostille, expired record check, name mismatch | We check everything before you travel |
| Your time | Dozens of hours of research and queues | Signing where we point |
| Follow-up | You go and ask in person | We update you on WhatsApp, even when there is nothing new |
| Final price | Whatever it turns out to be | The one we signed |
Short film
One minute to understand why more and more people choose Paraguay: 10% income tax only on what you earn here, and a clear path to residency.
Approximate top personal income tax rates by zone, for illustration (2026). Each country applies its own rules; immigration residency is not tax residency — consult an adviser in your country.

How we work
We do not claim to be the best. We show full price, real timelines and names. You judge the rest.

You get the quote with fee and official charges before paying anything. What we sign is what you pay.

The most common trick in this industry is charging for residency and leaving the ID card for later, at another price. Here it is one single thing.

Migraciones requires the procedure to be done in person. We make sure you are not alone: Interpol, Police, Migraciones, Identificaciones.

Every week you know where your file stands. Silence is what drives people crazy when waiting for a document in another country.

We work with Decree 6225/2026 and DNM Res. 407/2026 in force — not with requirement lists from the previous law that still circulate.

Spanish, English and Portuguese in the evaluation, on WhatsApp and at the counter.
Who we are
You are about to send your passport and your money to someone in another country. You have the right to know who.
We promise our work, not the State's decision: we file your complete and correct application and tell you the real timeline and when it moves. Never “guaranteed residency”, never “we have contacts”.
Frequently asked questions
For temporary residency (Law 6984/2022): valid passport, proof of entry, apostilled birth and civil-status certificates, apostilled criminal record from your country (from age 14), Interpol and National Police record checks (obtained in Asunción) and two sworn statements generated by the Migraciones system. Everything with a notarised copy and translated if not in Spanish. The MERCOSUR route asks for less: no Interpol or proof of means for the temporary stage.
Migraciones publishes no processing deadline. What we see today: 2 to 8 weeks to gather documents in your country; 3 to 5 business days in Asunción to file; 30 to 90 days until the card; and up to 60 business days (official) for the ID card. Overall, 4 to 8 months from start to ID card in hand. We put it this way because promising 30 days would be lying to you.
Two parts. The official fees you pay the State: about US$ 550 per person on the general route (temporary residency Gs. 2,926,925, Interpol, Police, certificate of residence and ID card) and about US$ 435 on the MERCOSUR route, at the rates in force since 1 Jul 2026. And our fee, which we give you in writing in the free evaluation: fixed, with the ID card always included, and different depending on your route, country and how many people travel. What we sign is what you pay.
Yes. Migraciones states that the procedure is personal and in person: nobody can file it for you. With documents ready, filing takes 3 to 5 business days in Asunción. Afterwards you may wait for the card abroad; for the ID card you must come back — data capture and collection are done by the holder in person.
Yes. Citizens of Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador can use the MERCOSUR Residence Agreement: temporary residency requires no proof of means or Interpol check, costs less (Gs. 2,341,540) and Brazilian documents in Portuguese need no translation. Note: that temporary permit lasts 2 years and cannot be extended; permanent residency is requested in the 90 days before expiry.
There is no deposit. That requirement belonged to the previous law and disappeared in 2022, although many websites still publish it. Since 6 July 2026, DNM Resolution 407/2026 applies: for permanent residency you prove means with the document for your category (contract and IPS if employed, RUC and returns if self-employed, proof of income if working remotely, pension statement if retired, title if a property owner…). Paraguay publishes no minimum amount — it publishes a document per profile, and requires income to be verifiable.
Free evaluation
We reply during Asunción business hours. We do not ask for documents or sensitive data in this form — only what we need to point you in the right direction.