Asunción, Paraguay: South America’s Diamond in the Rough
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Asuncion Power: Low Tax Living, Real Estate Boom, and Tranquillo Culture in Paraguay
Discover why Asuncion offers an unparalleled blend of low taxes, cheap real estate, and a remarkably safe, relaxed lifestyle unmatched in South America.
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- Secure a corporate tax rate of only 10% on revenue and profit if you focus business locally.
- Experience enhanced personal security and a significantly calmer social atmosphere compared to major neighbors like Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo.
- Benefit from an exceptionally young demographic (70% under 40) fueling a rapid, developing build-out and property market.
- Maintain flexibility by securing residency now while delaying commitment to the 3-year path toward citizenship.
The discussion navigates from the core lifestyle attributes and high safety levels in Asuncion to deep dives on the booming construction sector and the specific appeal for entrepreneurs seeking genuine alternatives outside progressive Western policies. This location functions well as a low-tax residence base, even if incorporating a purely international consulting firm might present banking hurdles.
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Top Comments (10)
I met a Paraguayan woman in Nashville earlier this year....she absolutely set my soul on FIRE!!! One of the most beautiful classy confident personable women I've ever met! I was buzzing from her vibe for a couple of days!
After living in Latin America as a nomad for 8 years, I decided to settle down in Paraguay in 2024. I am pleased with my decision so far. Asuncion is the perfect place to live, run my online businesses, and invest in real estate.
ive been coing to paraguay for over 16 years at first i didnt think much of it but it really started to grow on me and as the rest of the world loses freedom i start to love paraguay more and more.
I'm Paraguayan, and one saying I have about the country is: "Paraguay has nothing to see and a lot to feel." We don't have mountains, we don't have beaches (ocean), we don't have many geological wonders, nor do we have the greatest variety of foods. But one thing is certain: a Sunday barbecue with family and friends, general safety, kindness, and cordiality are what make one want to stay. Here in Paraguay, there's so much to be done, creating opportunities for all who want to.
For anyone planning to move here, before you make a big investment like buying a house or an apartment, rent first in Asuncion and Encarnacion, compare both cities and make your choice after that. I strongly recommend Encarnacion over Asuncion if you prioritize safety, cleaner streets, better street conditions, smoother traffic, more diverse culture, beaches, a more family friendly environment, less competition to start a business and many more advantages. Is a touristic city but at the same time perfect for families to live peacefully, ignore Ciudad del Este by the way, pick one between Asuncion and Encarnacion.
My lovely roommate in Hilo, Hawaii was a Paraguayan girl going to University of Hawaii of all places as a foreign exchange student. Always laughing, always smiling, tranquilo for sure. We all had a lot of fun with her and learning about Paraguay.
I love Asuncion 🇵🇾 People are really nice, women beautiful and really good restaurant scene. The best neighborhood is Las Lomas really green 🌳
If you're curious to learn more, Mr Henderson tours four unique properties in Asunción, from modern apartments to high-rise developments, in a recent video: https://youtu.be/k8WirZlWz0A?si=wiKamiTlapBr7F97
Thanks a lot for the interview! It was a real pleasure to share my experience here in Paraguay.
Paraguay is looking better every day.
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I met a Paraguayan woman in Nashville earlier this year....she absolutely set my soul on FIRE!!! One of the most beautiful classy confident personable women I've ever met! I was buzzing from her vibe for a couple of days!
After living in Latin America as a nomad for 8 years, I decided to settle down in Paraguay in 2024. I am pleased with my decision so far. Asuncion is the perfect place to live, run my online businesses, and invest in real estate.
ive been coing to paraguay for over 16 years at first i didnt think much of it but it really started to grow on me and as the rest of the world loses freedom i start to love paraguay more and more.
I'm Paraguayan, and one saying I have about the country is: "Paraguay has nothing to see and a lot to feel." We don't have mountains, we don't have beaches (ocean), we don't have many geological wonders, nor do we have the greatest variety of foods. But one thing is certain: a Sunday barbecue with family and friends, general safety, kindness, and cordiality are what make one want to stay. Here in Paraguay, there's so much to be done, creating opportunities for all who want to.
For anyone planning to move here, before you make a big investment like buying a house or an apartment, rent first in Asuncion and Encarnacion, compare both cities and make your choice after that. I strongly recommend Encarnacion over Asuncion if you prioritize safety, cleaner streets, better street conditions, smoother traffic, more diverse culture, beaches, a more family friendly environment, less competition to start a business and many more advantages. Is a touristic city but at the same time perfect for families to live peacefully, ignore Ciudad del Este by the way, pick one between Asuncion and Encarnacion.
My lovely roommate in Hilo, Hawaii was a Paraguayan girl going to University of Hawaii of all places as a foreign exchange student. Always laughing, always smiling, tranquilo for sure. We all had a lot of fun with her and learning about Paraguay.
I love Asuncion 🇵🇾 People are really nice, women beautiful and really good restaurant scene. The best neighborhood is Las Lomas really green 🌳
If you're curious to learn more, Mr Henderson tours four unique properties in Asunción, from modern apartments to high-rise developments, in a recent video: https://youtu.be/k8WirZlWz0A?si=wiKamiTlapBr7F97
Thanks a lot for the interview! It was a real pleasure to share my experience here in Paraguay.
Paraguay is looking better every day.