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Investing in Paraguay

A growing market with simple rules and numbers on your side.

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The region’s lowest taxes

10-10-10 tax regime: VAT, personal and corporate income tax all at 10% — the lightest tax burden in South America.

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Stable, investment-grade economy

Decades of currency stability and controlled inflation. Since 2024, Paraguay holds an investment-grade rating (Moody’s Baa3).

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Dollar-based returns

The premium real estate market operates in US dollars, with a low cost of entry and rental yields that stand out in the region.

Foreign buyers hold the same property rights as Paraguayans — no prior residency required.

Off-plan projects often offer direct developer financing: a down payment and interest-free installments during construction.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can a foreigner buy property in Paraguay?

Yes, and with the same rights as a Paraguayan: the law does not distinguish by nationality for urban real estate. You do not need prior residency or a local partner. You do need a Paraguayan ID or tax number to sign the deed, and that can be arranged during the process.

How much tax do I pay on a real estate investment?

Paraguay runs a 10-10-10 regime: VAT, personal income tax and corporate income tax, all at 10%. On a purchase, VAT on real estate applies to a reduced base. If you rent it out, that income is taxed at 10%. It is the lightest tax burden in the region.

How does off-plan financing work?

Typically a 20% to 30% down payment, with the balance in interest-free installments during construction, directly with the developer. It is not a bank loan: no interest rate, no credit scoring. Each project has its own scheme and I walk you through it in full before you decide.

Want to know what makes sense right now?

Every project has its entry point. Let’s talk and build the strategy around what you are looking for.