Referring investor clients to Paraguay
If you advise investors on second residencies or citizenship-by-investment programs, the Investor Pass is a straightforward addition — filed by a team that does this every week in Asunción, not a subcontracted intermediary.
Why agents refer here
Paraguay is a newer name on most investor-residency comparison lists, which means clients researching it online run into inconsistent numbers and thin detail. We give your client a straight, current answer — including telling them when the Investor Pass is not their best option — rather than a sales pitch that reflects badly on your recommendation later. For the legal detail, Resolution 0283/2026 explained walks through the text article by article.
What your client experiences
The same process every direct client gets: a first message to confirm the route and quote the current threshold, then structuring of the investment, filing, and the cédula once residency is approved. Nothing is filed until they have seen the full cost, timeline and exit options in writing — which protects your recommendation as much as it protects them.
Staying in the loop
We agree upfront how much visibility you want into your client's case — anything from a closing summary to regular updates as it progresses. Tell us what your relationship with the client calls for.
Your case, step by step
Prepare your case
You provide identity and source-of-funds documents. We review the investment structure and confirm the scope before funds move or anything is filed.
Timing: Depends on document collection, legalisation and translation; we agree the sequence with you.
File and attend appointments
We prepare and handle the filing in Asunción. You attend the appointments required for your case.
Timing: Appointment availability and document readiness determine the schedule; confirmed before you travel.
Authority review
The authority reviews and decides your application. We follow the case and tell you if further documents or appointments are needed.
Timing: a case-specific window confirmed in writing before filing; investment structuring, source-of-funds documents and authority review affect the timing
Cédula after residency approval
Once residency is approved, we prepare the cédula application and you attend the required appointment.
Timing: an official 60 working days for a first-time foreign-resident cédula, often longer in 2026
Frequently asked
- How does a referral work?
- Send us your client’s rough capital and goal through the form below, or introduce them directly. We tell you and them, honestly, whether the Investor Pass fits or whether standard residency is the better recommendation.
- Do you white-label the filing or work under our brand?
- We file under our own name in Asunción — your client knows who is doing the work. What we can do is keep you informed at whatever level of detail your relationship with the client calls for.
- Is there a referral fee?
- This is worked out per relationship rather than published as a flat rate — tell us your usual arrangement in your first message and we will tell you plainly whether it works for us.
- What do you need from us to start?
- Your client’s rough capital range, their nationality, and their timeline. We take it from there and keep you looped in.
What happens next
You write to us
On WhatsApp or the form: your nationality, where you live now and what you want to do.
We answer in writing
The route that fits, the documents you need and the fee, before you commit to anything.
You decide
Nothing starts until you say yes in writing. If it is not a fit, we say so.
- Who replies
- A person on our team reads your message and answers it, not a bot.
- How fast
- We answer in writing as soon as we can, and tell you if it will take longer.
- Price
- a fixed service fee quoted in writing — we confirm the scope and separate costs before you commit. Government fees and document costs are listed separately.
Introduce a client, or ask about the arrangement
Tell us your firm, your usual referral structure, and — if you already have a client in mind — their rough capital and timeline. A person on our team replies directly.
Your case is handled by Anton Marklund, Yanina Alvarez and Diana Davalos, the team that files residency, cédula and tax cases in Asunción. You attend the appointments; we handle the filing.