1. Identity and authority
Reconcile seller, owner, company, representatives, and authority before evaluating the brochure.
The official MIC guide describes land purchases as open to foreign buyers, subject to a border-zone exception. That does not clear a person, corporate structure, or specific property: before reserving, verify identity, title, cadastre, permits, contract, and location using current documents.
Official guidance does not by itself clear a buyer or a specific asset.
foreign-buyer-core-2026-08-25-v1This is an automated editorial review of official routes, not a legal opinion. Rules, procedures, and property-specific facts must be reconfirmed with a lawyer or notary before acting.
The MIC/REDIEX 2025 Investment Guide presents land acquisition as open to foreign buyers and identifies the border security-zone exception. A real transaction still requires decisions about buyer capacity, nationality or corporate control, property type and location, title, liens, and deed formalities.
Reconcile seller, owner, company, representatives, and authority before evaluating the brochure.
Request current certificates and professional review; a screenshot or statement is not enough.
Confirm that the property record, title number, cadastral account, area, and coordinates refer to the same asset.
Separate municipality, environment, subdivision, and border-zone rules; one layer does not prove the others.
Document price, milestones, changes, refunds, guarantees, fees, and the consequences of default.
Keep advertised terms separate from signed terms. Request the full contract, appendices, timeline, refund terms, specification changes, guarantees, the identity of whoever receives payment, and dated progress evidence. An environmental filing does not prove a municipal permit, financing, execution, or delivery.
Price and area must belong to the same unit. Comparable type, microzone, date, sample size, and dispersion are then required. The current Gran Asuncion hub shows “Not measured” when its snapshot cannot support a benchmark; it does not replace the gap with zero or a promotional average.
Review the hub and its limits → · Read the methodologyLaw 2532 defines a 50 km strip along land and river borders and, subject to the authorization it provides for, restricts ownership, co-ownership, or usufruct of rural property for certain nationals and legal entities linked to bordering countries. Law 2647 amends the treatment of acquired and inheritance rights. This page does not decide whether an individual case falls inside or outside the rule.
| Claim | State | Source | Supports / does not support |
|---|---|---|---|
| The government guide describes land purchases as open to foreign buyers, with a border-zone exception | Corroborated | 2025 Investment Guide · MIC/REDIEX | Supports: Chapter 10.3 states the general guidance and points to Laws 2532 and 2647. Limit: The guide does not decide capacity, legal nationality, rural classification, location, or the validity of a specific transaction. |
| This buyer and this property fall outside the border-zone restriction | Not verified | Laws 2532/2005 and 2647/2005 · BACN | Supports: Law 2532 defines the 50 km strip and the restriction affecting certain foreign nationals/legal entities from bordering countries in relation to rural property; Law 2647 amends acquired and inheritance rights. Limit: Nationality, corporate control, rural status, coordinates, prior rights, and any applicable authorization still require verification. |
| The seller matches the owner and no encumbrance blocks the transaction | Not verified | General Directorate of Public Registries | Supports: The DGRP publishes the routes for registry reports and certificates. Limit: OJOPY did not request a current certificate for a specific property; the competent professional must do so. |
| The property record, title number, and cadastral account describe the same property | Not verified | National Cadastre Service Directorate | Supports: Cadastre maintains the technical inventory and provides searches and cadastral certification. Limit: Cadastral identity does not replace title status or prove that encumbrances are absent. |
| The selected construction or subdivision has current municipal authorization | Not verified | Municipal Organic Law 3966/2010 · BACN | Supports: The law assigns authorizations and controls to the municipality that an environmental filing does not replace. Limit: No municipality, number, scope, plans, or validity were checked for a specific project. |
| The Paraguay Investor Pass exists as an official route updated in 2026 | Corroborated | Paraguay Investor Pass · Migration Authority | Supports: The Migration Authority published the program launch and its modalities in April 2026. Limit: Residence, immigration eligibility, and the property's legal quality are separate reviews; requirements must be reconfirmed when applying. |
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