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Temporary admission in Paraguay: the Comfort package

From the first document to the ID card, with our own team in the field all day long.

100% guaranteeVerified dossierFleet on procedure day
Client holding the freshly issued ID card (close-up of the hands, headquarters in the background).

Three documents,one single package

Comfort is Romper's temporary admission package: Interpol Carnet, temporary admission and identity card, handled end to end by our own team: US$ 1,897 for all nationalities (2026 figures).

Client receiving the ID card at the Migraciones counter, with the Romper manager alongside.
In the price

All of this isincluded

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

  • Interpol Carnet and Paraguayan background checks
  • Temporary admission process handled from start to finish
  • Paraguayan identity card
  • Document handling
  • Field logistics with our own fleet on procedure day
  • Process trackable in the system, with an alert for every deadline
  • Legal Representation during the temporary period
Manager and client reviewing the dossier at the Asunción headquarters, vertical portrait.
Outside the price

And this runsseparately

Told before you sign, not after.

  • Airfare, lodging and meals
  • Documents on the Brazilian side
  • Approval timeline
  • Accompanying Adult, when a minor is present on procedure day
Guides to official Paraguayan fees on the table, in detail.

Comfort,in three numbers

3 to 5 months
real average for the admission; the ID card follows next
1 trip
for the filing, in the standard flow · the ID card has its own window
2 years
of validity, and the system warns before the renewal

How it worksstep by step

  1. Screening and gathering the clearance certificatesInterpol, Paraguay's National Police and Brazil's Federal Police, with the validity dates mapped before you buy your ticket.
  2. Assembling the dossier and filingThe team assembles, reviews and files at Migraciones, attending in person. That is what the in-house fleet is for.
  3. Paraguayan identity cardIt comes right after the temporary admission: it is your everyday document in the country.
  4. Deadline trackingThe system warns before every expiry, so you don't lose what you earned.

If youstart today

The typical path, by the average of our processes (dates are estimated, not promised).

The dates depend on the Dirección Nacional de Migraciones and vary from case to case. What we guarantee is correct handling and an alert for every deadline inside the system, never the government's date.
Sep 27, 2026
Contract signed and background checks gatheredInterpol, Paraguayan records and Brazilian federal police — our team handles it.
Oct 25, 2026
Trip 1 · filing at MigracionesIn-person support. That's what the fleet is for.
Jan 25, 2027 · estimated
Temporary residency grantedOur process average: 3 to 5 months. Depends on Migraciones.
Mar 06, 2027 · estimated
Paraguayan ID card in handYour document, and the system starts tracking every deadline.
Mar 05, 2029 · estimated
Permanent residency windowAt 2 years of temporary residency, with proven income (Res. DNM 407/2026).
Mar 04, 2032 · estimated
Eligible for naturalization3 years of permanent residency. The system alerts you when the window opens.
The investment
US$ 1,897
Full Comfort for all nationalities · 3rd trip (ID card pickup) included
  • Clearance certificates and documentation
  • Filing attended in person
  • Paraguayan identity card
  • Process trackable in the system
  • Deadline alerts after the ID card
What we don't promise: a guaranteed timeline. The process depends on Migraciones, not on us. What we guarantee is correct handling, the right filing and honest information at every step.

Comfort isn'tfor everyone

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.

It makes sense for those who

  • Will actually use Paraguay
  • Want the process handled and monitored, not just filed
  • Prefer a person with a name and a face over a group number
  • Intend to reach permanent residency in 2 years and want to start right

It doesn't make sense for those who

  • Want a fixed timeline or a guarantee of approval
  • Chase the lowest price above all
  • Don't intend to set foot in the country even once a year
  • Expect a shortcut outside Paraguayan law

Where theprocesses die

ReworkDocument expired in the queue

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.

SequenceThe wrong order of steps

The process has sequencing traps: filing in the wrong order costs a new trip. The right order is exactly what you're paying for.

AbandonmentThe agent who vanishes

The cheap one handles it up to the card and disappears: renewal, absence deadlines and Res. 407/2026 become your problem. Here the delivery continues after the ID card.

Who handles it matters
Romper's best-selling product, thanks to the structure that comes with it.

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.

Our own multilingual team Romper's legal and accounting teams Our own fleet for the procedures SOR watching every deadline

With the ID card in hand, the next step already has a name: Personal Accounting: US$ 399/year, with Romper creating the RUC on your behalf in 2026. It is what builds the economic life that Res. 407/2026 requires for the renewal and the switch to permanent residency.

Questions people ask before signing up for Comfort

Direct answers, no judgment: the real questions that come in every day.

What exactly is included in the price?
The Interpol Carnet, the temporary admission process and the identity card (with document handling, field logistics with our own fleet on procedure day and tracking through the system). The agencies' official fees are already included in the price — no surprise charges later.
Do I need to live in Paraguay?
No. But you need to enter the country at least once every 12 months: an absence longer than that cancels the temporary admission. It's one of the things the system monitors for you.
Do I need to go to Paraguay? How many times?
Yes, the filing is in person. In the standard flow: one trip for the filing and another window for the ID card. We arrange the dates to fit your schedule and go with you to the offices.
How long until the admission comes through? And the ID card?
Average of our processes: 3 to 5 months for the admission; the ID card follows next. The final timeline is Migraciones'; what we control is that your dossier is never the reason for the delay.
Do Brazilians need a visa?
There is no “Paraguayan visa” for Brazilians. What exists is the residency process, under the Mercosur Agreement, a simpler procedure than the general regime.
Can I get permanent residency right away?
Through the common route, no. Since Law 6984/2022 the 2-year temporary residency became a mandatory stage. The exceptions are a tie to a Paraguayan and the investment routes. Anyone promising direct permanent residency is selling a repealed rule.
What if one of my documents expires mid-process?
That's exactly what the system exists to prevent: validity dates mapped at intake and an alert before any expiry. The biggest cause of rework in the market is a document expiring while waiting for another to be ready.
Can I lose the admission after getting it?
You can: more than 1 year abroad cancels the temporary residency and more than 3 consecutive years cancel the permanent one (Ley 6984/2022, arts. 54 and 55). The law refers to unjustified absence: whoever notifies Migraciones beforehand may have the deadline extended. The system monitors your entries and exits and warns you in advance.
Does my family come along?
Each person has their own process and we organize the family block in the same window. Minors have specific authorization rules. The screening maps your case.
What happens if my case is denied?
It's rare when the dossier goes in correct, and that's exactly why it only goes in correct. If there's a requirement, we respond within the process; if there's prior unfeasibility, you find out at the screening, before paying.
After the ID card, is that it?
It's just beginning, and that's where most advisories vanish. Renewal, permanent residency at 2 years (with the income requirement of Res. 407/2026) and tax obligations: all monitored in the system, with an alert beforehand.
What's the difference from a cheaper agent?
The cheap one handles it up to the card and disappears, and you find out on your own about the renewal, the absence deadlines and Res. 407. Here the delivery is the whole structure: our own team, fleet, system and continuity. It's another category of service.
Proof of delivery

Temporary residencythat became a real ID card.

The first step, completed, and recorded in a photo on the day.

Photos of clients with the document they earned
Photos of clients with the document they earned
Photos of clients with the document they earned
Photos of clients with the document they earned
Photos of clients with the document they earned
Photos of clients with the document they earned

A 25-minute conversationsolves what months of research don't

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