Your life has no borders. Your money can be borderless too.
Immigration paperwork, accounting, tax exit, LLC, a coworking address, we handle it.
Is Paraguay worth itin your case?
Pick your home country and compare: the life of a nomad from there against the same life with a base set up in Paraguay.
Brazilian nomad today
- Foreign income under the carnê-leão: up to 27.5%, every month
- 183 days in the country and the Receita treats you as a resident
- Profit from a company abroad taxed at 15% a year, even without withdrawing it
With a base in Paraguay
- Income from abroad: zero tax in Paraguay
- Status kept with 1 entry every 12 months
- Documented tax exit and a genuinely new base
Honesty: Brazilian-source income stays taxed in Brazil even after the tax exit, and it has to be formalized (Saída Definitiva). The structure works for those who earn from abroad.
Argentine nomad today
- Ganancias of up to 35% on global income
- Bienes Personales: an annual tax on worldwide wealth
- A history of cepo and inflation eating away at whatever stays in pesos
With a base in Paraguay
- Income from abroad: zero tax in Paraguay
- A stable guaraní with no currency controls, free dollar
- No wealth tax · Asunción 2h from Buenos Aires
German nomad today
- Income tax of up to ~47.5% (45% + solidarity surcharge) on worldwide income
- Resident by mere available housing, global income taxed
- Exit tax on departure for anyone holding a corporate stake
With a base in Paraguay
- Income from abroad: zero tax in Paraguay
- Cost of living and tax burden far below the Eurozone
- A territorial system with no deadline, no temporary regime to expire
German heads-up: anyone with a significant corporate stake faces the exit tax (Wegzugsbesteuerung) on leaving. That disconnection is handled with a professional in Germany, our part is the base in Paraguay.
Bolivian nomad today
- Income from abroad already exempt (13% only on local income), here that is not the point
- Dollar and fuel shortages; inflation of 20.4% in 2025
- IGF: a tax on global wealth above ~US$ 4.3M
With a base in Paraguay
- The same exemption on income from abroad, with a free dollar and a firm guaraní
- No wealth tax, neither local nor global
- A stable economy and a functional banking system, in the same region
Here the gain is not the tax: Bolivia, like Paraguay, already does not tax your income from abroad. The difference is stability: a free dollar, a firm guaraní and the wealth tax that Bolivia has and Paraguay does not.
Spanish nomad today
- IRPF of up to 47%, going over 50% in some regions
- Wealth tax + a solidarity tax on large fortunes
- Beckham lasts 6 years and does not exempt a freelancer's earned income
With a base in Paraguay
- Income from abroad: zero tax in Paraguay, no deadline
- Income in euros going much further in guaraníes
- No wealth tax and no declaration of assets held abroad
The Beckham regime in Spain has a deadline (6 years) and does not exempt a freelancer's earned income. The Paraguayan territorial system has no deadline, income from abroad stays exempt.
Tax and rules of your home country, confirm them with a professional there, our specialty is Paraguay. In Paraguay, what is exempt is foreign-source income; local-source income follows the IRP. Data from 2026.
How the Romperhelps you with this
From the first document to the account opened, a single operation, one contract at a time, without you turning into a manager of paperwork agents.
Document in hand or your money back, scope in writing, no fine print. It is the Romper's answer to the sector's fear number 1.
Paperwork, accounting, deadlines and your entries into the country, all in the SOR, with a manager who has a name and a face from start to finish.
Address at the cowork, company, accounting and wealth in the same operation. The base grows with you, without starting from scratch at every stage.
The nomad's path,service by service
This is how a digital nomad builds their base here, each stage is a Romper service, in the same system. Click any step.
A 2-year residency, filed in 1 trip with the Romper's team and fleet.
The full setup calls for three trips in the first year; after that, one day a year keeps everything alive. Each stage has its own page, price and scope. The order is the Romper's recommendation, the manager confirms yours in the 25-minute conversation.
Your identity in the country, in-person biometrics, with the window organized by us.
With the ID card in hand, two moves together
You stop being a Brazilian tax resident, a clean, documented break, led by Aline.
An individual RUC (in 2026, the setup is on the Romper) and active accounting, with a fiscal and postal address at our cowork.
The analysis is done with you, and the right corporate accounting is already part of the package.
With a company set up: personal + corporate accounts at the banks recommended by our partner managers. Without a company: the RUC already opens your personal account.
Going to make a contribution or bring capital into Paraguay? The invitation comes in here, only with a manager.
A real address, even while living on the road.
The Romper's regularized cowork is your fixed point on the map: a fiscal address for registrations and banks, a postal address for mail, and a desk, internet and a room whenever you are around.
A fiscal and postal address at the headquarters, a Paraguayan document, accounting up to date and your entries into the country monitored by the system. You travel; the structure stays, whole, legal and agreed.
Portuguese, Spanish and English, people from the Romper, not a call center.
None of your process is outsourced to someone you do not know.
On filing day, the Romper's car and team drive your day.
The system counts your days and warns you before any deadline runs out.
Real Romper clients. Testimony on video, never invented text.
Designs your base in the free conversation, and answers for it afterward.
Keeps your tax base alive, the piece that holds up the zero.
Leads the formal break with the Receita, the part that decides whether the zero holds up or not.
Contracts, terms and the legal side of the companies, the Romper's team.
We are not rightfor every nomad
Better to know now than with the base already set up.
It makes sense for you if
- Your income comes from abroad: clients, platforms, monetization
- You live on the road and want a genuinely legal base
- You want a formal tax exit and every piece in its place
- You want to run everything through the app, from any time zone
It does not make sense if
- Your income is local-source and you want to keep living there
- You expect zero tax without changing your tax residency
- You want to leave the money in a personal account abroad, declaring nothing
- You expect a shortcut outside the law, here or there
The 10 questions nomads ask most about Paraguay
The real doubts of this profile.
Do I have to live in Paraguay?
What about the 183-day rule?
Do banks and platforms accept a Paraguayan address?
Can I spend stretches in Brazil?
I still earn little. Is it worth it?
How long until everything is up and running?
Do I pay tax in Paraguay on what I earn abroad?
US LLC or Paraguayan company, which one is mine?
Does the Paraguayan ID card work for me to travel?
They promise it all “in a single trip, by proxy”. Is that real?
Nomads who stoppedimprovising their base.
Tax base sorted, document in hand, and the suitcase still light.
A 25-minute conversationsolves what months of research do not
See the options below, or 25 minutes with a manager, if you already know what you want.