Temporary Residency (2 years) + ID Card
From the first document to the ID card, with our own team in the field all day.
Romper is a private consultancy: we are not a government agency and we do not issue documents or registrations. Residency is decided by Paraguay's Dirección Nacional de Migraciones (migraciones.gov.py) and the ID card (cédula) is issued by the Policía Nacional (Identificaciones). These procedures can also be done directly with the agencies, without a consultant.
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Leave your details: a named manager guides you and follows up at every step.

Comfort is Romper's temporary admission package: advisory on the Interpol Carnet, the temporary admission and the identity document request, with end-to-end support from our own team: US$ 1,997 for all nationalities (2026 figures).

From the first review to delivery: what the price covers.

Told before you sign, not after.

The typical path, by the average of our processes (dates are estimated, not promised).
Fixed price, no surprises. You review your order at checkout before paying.
The immigration manager checks whether Comfort is really your route, maps your documents and tells you the real timeline of your case, with no obligation.
The biggest cause of rework in the market: a document with 90 days of validity expires while waiting for another to be ready. Here the validity dates are mapped before you buy your ticket.
The process has sequencing traps: filing in the wrong order costs a new trip. The right order is exactly what you're paying for.
The cheap one handles it up to the card and disappears: renewal, absence deadlines and Res. 407/2026 become your problem. Here the support continues after the residency.
It's not just the procedure: it's the document-by-document review before the trip, our own team going with you to the offices, the fleet on filing day and the system warning of every expiry for the years to come.
With the residency completed, the next step already has a name: Personal Accounting: US$ 399/year, with guidance for RUC registration included in 2026. It is what builds the economic life that Res. 407/2026 requires for the renewal and the switch to permanent residency.
Direct answers, no judgment: the real questions that come in every day.
The first step, completed, and recorded in a photo on the day.






You leave knowing your route, the real timeline and what you need to bring, with or without us.