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Back|Escape from taxes and bureaucracy: dream destination Paraguay – why so many Germans emigrate here
Escape from taxes and bureaucracy: dream destination Paraguay – why so many Germans emigrate here
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Spiegel Ausland·1 hour ago·World·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Escape from taxes and bureaucracy: dream destination Paraguay – why so many Germans emigrate here

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  • More and more Germans are emigrating to Paraguay, mainly because of low taxes and less bureaucracy.
  • Demand is huge, according to immigration consultants, but significant start-up capital is required to settle there.

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More and more Germans are moving to Paraguay for reasons other than during the Corona period. According to the report, the demand for immigration is huge.

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Escape from taxes and bureaucracy Dream destination Paraguay - why so many Germans emigrate here

“The demand is huge”: More and more Germans are moving to Paraguay, for completely different reasons than during the Corona period. If you want to gain a foothold, you should bring a lot of money with you.

Jens Glüsing reports from Asunción

September 27, 2026, 6:53 p.m

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  • ?How high is the exact number of Germans who emigrated to Paraguay?
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  • More and more Germans are emigrating to Paraguay, mainly because of low taxes and less bureaucracy.
  • Demand is huge, according to immigration consultants, but significant start-up capital is required to settle there.

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