We visited with the Ecuador Legal Team to discuss the five most common types of Residency Visas available to Expats who wish to live in Ecuador.
There are however nine more in the list below, please contact Grace at the Ecuador Legal Team if you would like information on any of these fourteen Visas:
1. Work Visa
2. Rental Income Visa
3. Retirement Visa
4. Investor Visa
5. Scientist, Investigator or Academic Visa
6. Athlete, Artist or Cultural Manager Visa
7. Religious or Religious Volunteer Visa
8. Volunteer Visa
9. Student Visa
10. Professional Visa
11. Residency by Treaty Visa
12. Dependents Visa
13. Asylees and Refugees Visa, &
14. Visas of Exception
The Ecuador Legal Team
Email: info@ecuadorlegalteam.com
Office Telephone: Magic Jack number: 651-621-3652
Calling within Ecuador (07) 407-9358 / Calling outside of Ecuador (593) 7 407-9358;
Ecuador Legal Team also specializes in Ecuadorian law pertaining to:
1. Legal Immigration to Ecuador (Visas & Citizenship)
2. Real Estate Law
3. Civil Law
4. Customs Law
5. End of Life Planning
6. Corporate Law
7. Labor Law
8. IESS Government Health Insurance
9. Bank Accounts
10. Tax Law
11. Business Licenses
12. Translations
GRACE VELASTEGUI
Attorney at Law
Luis Cordero 6-41
Cuenca, Ecuador
Email: info@ecuadorlegalteam.com
Office Telephone: Magic Jack number: 651-621-3652
Calling within Ecuador (07) 407-9358 / Calling outside of Ecuador (593) 7 407-9358;
Grace Velastegui is a bilingual attorney practicing in Cuenca, Ecuador. Since 2003 she has
been specializing in residency visas and real estate for foreigners immigrating to Ecuador.
In addition to her work as an attorney, Grace has also worked in the Customs Department
in Ecuador and has experience as a University Professor teaching English, External Trade
and Spanish as a Second Language for the Foreign Program of the University of Lewis &
Clark. She is also a qualified mediator for resolving disputes. She not only received her
education in Ecuador but has also studied as an exchange student in the United States.
Education: Doctor of Jurisprudence from University of Cuenca, Ecuador
University of Loja and the Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador:
Superior Diploma of Fourth Level Innovative Teaching Methods
University of Cuenca: Diploma of English Proficiency
Tabb High School: Exchange Student Virginia, United States
Abraham Lincoln North American Educational Center: Graduated
English Studies
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