If what you say about the banking is true that's amazing.Asked this question in every bank of Paraguay when I was searching for an easy way to open a bank account with an international debit card. All banks answered me with "it's an internal decision of the bank". Even the god damn government-owned bank BNF says the same. I tried to read some laws and resolutions which regulates bank system in Paraguay and I can't find anything about why the bank system smells a s**t. I guess USA just fucks them deeply, so they don't dare to ease the requirements. Also Paraguayan banks have their US dollar accounts through City bank or JP Morgan. Paraguay don't have a bank with direct access to dollars. So when people send dollars from Europe to Paraguay, first they send it to JP Morgan who then resends to Paraguayan Bank like Atlas. Maybe this is the problem.
Nope, you need to get a CPF. And that stuff you can get it online without being a resident in Brazil. Some people I know already get it. And with CPF you can open an bank account in Brazil or a crypto.com card. It's some kind of a hole in the rules.
True story. Many try to sale, but in reality citizenship is easy on paper, but not in de facto.
Those people are tourist. They only have PR of Paraguay and a foreign passport. As I know they just applied online for the account. In a couple of days they received their debit card. I asked right now which card they obtained and they say from here PicPay Card: seu Cartão de Crédito sem Anuidade | PicPayWith CPF alone (+ passport) one can open a bank account? As a tourist? That's not the case. One has to have RNE
I dealt with him personally as he came highly recommended but has not delivered what he was paid for. Subsequently, I have met other clients of his that were taken for serious amounts of money without delivering citizenship as promised. There are also numerous posts on facebook where his clients confronted him for his misdeeds in a very direct manner.I know multiple people who were happy with the services of attorney Jeronimo Finestra. A decade ago, he charged less than $1,000, plus government fees. I have no idea what he now charges.
http://www.residencyparaguay.com/immigration-lawyers.php
Do you expected that banks just open an account with international debit card just as if you were ordering food with no questions about your money?Asked this question in every bank of Paraguay when I was searching for an easy way to open a bank account with an international debit card. All banks answered me with "it's an internal decision of the bank". Even the god damn government-owned bank BNF says the same. I tried to read some laws and resolutions which regulates bank system in Paraguay and I can't find anything about why the bank system smells a s**t. I guess USA just fucks them deeply, so they don't dare to ease the requirements. Also Paraguayan banks have their US dollar accounts through City bank or JP Morgan. Paraguay don't have a bank with direct access to dollars. So when people send dollars from Europe to Paraguay, first they send it to JP Morgan who then resends to Paraguayan Bank like Atlas. Maybe this is the problem.
Nope, you need to get a CPF. And that stuff you can get it online without being a resident in Brazil. Some people I know already get it. And with CPF you can open an bank account in Brazil or a crypto.com card. It's some kind of a hole in the rules.
True story. Many try to sale, but in reality citizenship is easy on paper, but not in de facto.
And what would one do with that card? It doesn't provide a full-fledged personal brazilian bank account, but a limited one.Those people are tourist. They only have PR of Paraguay and a foreign passport. As I know they just applied online for the account. In a couple of days they received their debit card. I asked right now which card they obtained and they say from here PicPay Card: seu Cartão de Crédito sem Anuidade | PicPay
You are right, not a bank, but you can send or recieve money from a bank account. It's some kind of digital banking. Still didn't tried for myself, don't need it right now, but I will create one soon.
As I know people in Brazil pay everything with that card. Also it's the main way to transfer money to others. You can send money from a bank account or through services like Loterica (where you just give them the needed cash for the deposit). The only thing that this card doesn't allow you to make international transfer of money. But for many at least having this within the country it's a relief.And what would one do with that card? It doesn't provide a full-fledged personal brazilian bank account, but a limited one.
How to send money to the card?
And why would one send money to the card from his personal account in *other country*, if one could simply spend that money directly from his card of other country?
Where can I find your email?I do the job for less. I have a lawyer too, but it will be like you are paying just because he has university diploma. With that lawyer I will work only on passport and trial cases. Anyway for doing or the PR stuff you don't have to be a lawyer. I just registered myself in Migration Board data base as a "gestor". If you interested, you can email me and I will send you detailed explanation of different services and prices.
Click on Aleksander profile ........ .........and then click on his name!!!...........that is how I found his email!!!Where can I find your email?
aparagvaets@gmail.comWhere can I find your email?
I am waiting for Congress to deal with this matter. The chamber of deputies already signed in favor of lifting all entrances policies. Now it's up for the Congress to approve or not.Any updates on Paraguay lifting it`s entrance policy in terms of C-19 vaccines, or will it not be lifted until the EUssr is fully in place?
You can give them "Vida y residencia" certificate from local Police (аналогия "прописки"). For utility bill like water or electricity you need to buy a real estate (you can find a cheap territory for those purposes).what proof of address can I give them?
Don’t try in “big cities”, go to the countryside@Aleksander Paragvaets
perhaps you know how to obtain a paraguyain driving license **in the simplest and fast way**? It could be for a motocycle too. I just need it as a document for some offshore things (ahaha-ahaha); and not for driving itself.
I don't have my own address in Paraguay, and don't plan to buy anything, but I am in the country now.
If you have permanent residency, your attorney or fixer can help you obtain a driver's license. I am not sure whether you can legally obtain a driver's license without having a residency, but the Paraguayan bureaucracy is fairly corrupt so it might be possible with the right connections and at the right price.@Aleksander Paragvaets
perhaps you know how to obtain a paraguyain driving license **in the simplest and fast way**? It could be for a motocycle too. I just need it as a document for some offshore dirty things that we're doing on thins forum (ahaha-ahaha);
....and not for driving itself.
I don't have my own address in Paraguay, and don't plan to buy anything, but I am in the country now.
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Generally speaking, I want to obtain some document, a tie, to Paraguay, but buying a property or investing aren't for me right now.
I was considering getting the Cedula this year (or next).
My passport country does not allow second citizenship.
I would like to have it as a backup in case my passport fails.
Is the cedula still valid for life?
I read that it must now be renewed every 10 years.
Haha, well, do you have PR of Paraguay? I can get you a legal one without problem.perhaps you know how to obtain a paraguyain driving license **in the simplest and fast way**? It could be for a motocycle too. I just need it as a document for some offshore dirty things that we're doing on thins forum (ahaha-ahaha);
You can't. The only option of getting driver licence without PR is to buy a false one.If you have permanent residency, your attorney or fixer can help you obtain a driver's license. I am not sure whether you can legally obtain a driver's license without having a residency, but the Paraguayan bureaucracy is fairly corrupt so it might be possible with the right connections and at the right price.
Yep, it must, but for renewing you need to collect just documents like local police record and certificates. You don't have to show nothing again from your country except your passport.I read that it must now be renewed every 10 years.
Neither Paraguay. Only between Spain and Paraguay exist agreement about second citizenship. Nevertheless, this doesn't stop me from having 3 citizenships (although two passports have already expired). Just don't show to the other side that you have a second passportMy passport country does not allow second citizenship.
Basically it's valid for life if you don't get persecuted for some crime and if you are not absent more than 3 years in Paraguay (but to cancel your PR they have to go to court, which nobody will do for no-name person for now).Is the cedula still valid for life?
You need to have not only connections in some municipality, but also in OPACI (intermunicipal cooperation organization) with headquarters in Asunción. Which means even if you get a friend in some shitty municipality of some shitcity, they have to send your documents for a driver licence to OPACI. And OPACI have to send an answer to the submission from the traffic department of the city. If OPACI give the go-ahead, then the municipality gives you a driver licence. If you don't send them, then it's an illegal driver licence, which people do. No mayor will risk his position for some driver licence for some dude, which cost a penny for the assumed risks. And directors of the traffic department within the city will think twice of issuing you a driver licence without your PR. Not worth the risk except falsifying the document, which means you need to assume extra risks for having a false DL.right connections and at the right price.
Yep, it must, but for renewing you need to collect just documents like local police record and certificates. You don't have to show nothing again from your country except your passport.
Basically it's valid for life if you don't get persecuted for some crime and if you are not absent more than 3 years in Paraguay (but to cancel your PR they have to go to court, which nobody will do for no-name person for now).
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