Can foreigners buy land in Paraguay?

Yes, generally. Law No. 2532 restricts nationals of neighbouring countries and companies majority-owned by them from owning, co-owning or holding usufruct over rural property within 50 km of Paraguay's land and river borders. A public-interest exception may be granted by executive decree; Law No. 2647 also preserves specifically listed cases, including nationals of neighbouring countries who hold permanent residence in Paraguay. Every purchase still requires title, cadastre, restriction, tax and notarial checks; Plan B coordinates that due diligence.

Can I buy property in Paraguay remotely, from abroad?

Yes. Plan B coordinates due diligence, cadastre verification, notary and registration on the ground, so most of the process can be handled remotely with a power of attorney.

Paraguay property due diligence | Plan B Paraguay

Paraguay property due diligence: a field checklist before you buy Before money moves, reconcile four layers: the seller and registry title, the cadastral…