This video features information on the easiest country to immigrate to. It goes in-depth on its’ history and also has a step-by-step guide on how to go about immigrating to this wonderful country: Paraguay.

This route also makes acquiring a second citizenship and second passport really easy, because apart from the relatively small initial deposit and fees all you really need is time!

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There are many reasons that you might want to immigrate to another country.
Examples vary wildly, but they include Government oppression, High taxation, bad weather or just wanting a new start.
One country that definitely doesn’t have high taxes or bad weather, is Paraguay.
This landlocked South American nation has flown under the radar to the rest of the world for nearly it’s entire existence, but can be an appealing destination for both western and eastern immigrants.
Paraguay is a former colony of Spain, just like nearly all other south American nations.

Conquistadores arrived in 1524, and a decade later they founded the now capital city of Paraguay: Asuncion.
The native guarani people, under Spanish rule, were converted to Christianity by the Jesuits and introduced to European culture. To this day, Paraguay is quite a religious country, and the native guarani and Spanish culture have fused together to form the Paraguayan identity.
Paraguay gained independence from spain in 1811, and was ruled by dictators for most of the 19th and 20th centuries.
It lost a war against it’s neighbors Argentina and Brazil, won a war against Bolivia in the 30’s, and the borders have remained the same since then. In the event of nuclear warfare, it would be an extremely safe place to be as it is far away from all potential targets.

In 1989, the then dictator of Paraguay, Alfredo Stroessner was overthrown in a military coup, ever since, the country has remained democratic and relatively stable.

Since those early years of colonization and hardship, the population of Paraguay has grown to
7 million, with nearly half that number living in Asuncion.
The economy has been growing at a good pace and It’s cost of living is shockingly low, and it has a territorial tax system meaning you will only pay tax on income generated in Paraguay itself.

Since the country is located below the equator, winter is between may and august, but even then the temperature in the capital does not drop below 10 degrees Celsius.
Paraguay’s climate is quite diverse, with a large temperate, tropical and arid zone.
So what does it take to move to this paradise?
Just a few documents and around 6000 dollars.
That’s it.

Unlike the majority of countries where immigration is either impossible or a cumbersome process involving sponsorship or large investments. Paraguay is by far the easiest country to immigrate to.

Moving to Paraguay is not difficult,
but it is time consuming,
in all, the entire process will take around 3-4 months and cost anywhere from 1000 to 1500 dollars.

First, it is important to be able to access the country. This is done with a visa.
A large number of countries’ nationals luckily have visa free access,
but for those that do require a visa,
it is best to get a multiple entry visa at your Paraguayan embassy,
this will cost anywhere from 100 to 150 dollars (or equivalent in your local currency).
Before putting on your shorts and jumping on a flight, it’s important to bring some documents.
These include:
Your birth certificate, a police certificate and optionally, a marriage certificate.
These need to be notarized in your home country, as well as apostilled for paraguay.
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