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Kudos for offering them money to get the hell out and find. place... Glad they didnt turn up with guns

Thank you

love the place, I'm interested for somewhere in 2025

Love the music...

Some good info there! Always get the car registered to your name!

There are some old beautiful colonial buildings around the Colegio Dante Alighieri, an Italian-sponsored high school, and surrounding areas along the streets Independencia Nacional and Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion. Another pretty area to walk around would be street De La Residenta, that neighborhood, and around the Colegio Internacional, a high school I believe founded by Americans. The Grand Hotel Del Paraguay is also located nearby. The prettiest avenue in Asuncion with magnificent old Colonial buildings and impressive old mansions is the Avenida Mariscal Lopez, from beginning to end,

There are some beautiful old buildings there, even if they are looking a bit run down.

La desventaja y el riesgo que corres al comprar un vehículo por contrato privado es que te estafen porque podría tener un embargo y vos no podes saberlo, por eso es recomendable hacer la transferencia a nombre del comprador y necesariamente en ese caso se tendrá que cambiar el nombre del propietario en la cédula verde !

I dont know why this channel is called dirt cheap. There is nothing dirt cheap in Paraguay.

Very good my friend, congratulations !

Some of those who landed in Paraguay back ın the 1890s from the koalas land remained and later on gave birth to the most prolific storyteller ever had Paraguay and maybe even the southern cone of South America. RIP my respected good friend Robin Wood...

How about the roads and traffic situation in the respective countries?

Great advice

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Always learn their language asap and integrate with those lovely people! ❤

My experience is that it is always better firts after arriving in Paraguay to rent a house or apartment for a couple of years while buying a property a built your house according to your expectation, desire or posibility.

Hey Adam, great points! Id be interested to hear more about that community you are talking about.

Always friendly but not overly trusting is key imo. Speaking for living in other poor nations (never been to Paraguay) I will say those who move and dont speak the local language tend to get milead by the smiles.... not all smiles are "friendly".... poverty makes people mean sometimes and one needs to be aware of that too. A foreigner is mostly seen as a walking dollar.... the smiles are in many occasions and invitation to you to share your money..... true story....

I don’t think I would ever understand anyone that moves to another country and not embrace the culture and it’s people. Why move otherwise. That to me would be my draw card. I’d be like wanting to get to know everyone, learn the language, learn the customs, learn how to cook their food. The list goes on.

I like your way of thinking 👍🏻

Love your insights, I am planning to come in november to meet those amazing people you mentioned.:) I will have an open mind indeed and want to experience how it is really like. I am expecting though a great country: super friendly people, low costs, nature, great food and more freedom!

I think we all know what's likely to happen in the Northern Hemisphere. Love is often the best armor

fanstastic, so good you said it ... are you moving around in your bike ? how is that going ? also whats the weather looking like now.. cheers

Cross ventilation is very important, also heat loss prevention (cold or hot) , i think with the good prices in the electric bill in paraguay you could keep the AC running, different than in Florida i think the reason AFFORDABLE housing there has low ceilings and atics is so they save the money to finish 1/3 of the house, so i would go with the Marcel Design of having the high ceilings. Can you comment if you have seen houses with Bugs/Moskito screens ? to open the windows and enjoy cross ventilation.. can you mention you a house like Marcel's what would be the renting price (because the house is rented already and i couldnt find the price anywhere). thx for the video cheers

After many years in Paraguay, I could not have said it better.

Words well spoken , Sir. Thank you.

Nice very learnfull conversation. Thanks.

what's the price per hectare? and to build a house?

because they come to a poor country and don't stay in their country if they are going to complain

After I bought property, I had a well drilled and installed a submersible pump and bladder tank which everyone said was a mistake. Not that there's anything wrong with that kind of system, but it is not used very often around here. The funny thing is that now, I supply water to several neighbors.

Spot on in regard to neighbors. I bought 2 lots, then bought another so I dont have anyone too close. May buy another 1 or 2 lots if they become available.

Great video .

Great video .

Forget about Paraguay it’s a very volatile country and you can ended up in a nasty surprising mass. And luckily if you don’t loose your life in the end. Paraguayans are for themselves and the government doesn’t protect you they look up to their people only. After all you’re a just a useless foreigner and you don’t mean nothing to them. Very, very sad what happened to my family!…My father brought property and settled in Paraguay built a beautiful farm peacefully home life with 7 small kids and one baby on the way. We were living there for about ten years, when they came to our door with guns, told my father to pick up his family and leave by next day, go back to his country to never comeback, otherwise hey would kill him and his family. We left as told. Sadly my father die from a stroke 7 months later caused by the loss of livelihood. My mother has the 8th baby one week after my father died. The saddest part is that they still doing this till these days. It’s a fact and it’s the truth. So please do diligence and beware. Please make sure you have guns if possible, and a good attorney in your home country to protect yourself and your family.

Forget about Paraguay it’s a very volatile country and you can ended up in a nasty surprising mass. And luckily if you don’t loose your life in the end. Paraguayans are for themselves and the government doesn’t protect you they look up to their people only. After all you’re a just a useless foreigner and you don’t mean nothing to them. Very, very sad what happened to my family!…My father brought property and settled in Paraguay built a beautiful farm peacefully home life with 7 small kids and one baby on the way. We were living there for about ten years, when they came to our door with guns, told my father to pick up his family and leave by next day, go back to his country to never comeback, otherwise hey would kill him and his family. We left as told. Sadly my father die from a stroke 7 months later caused by the loss of livelihood. My mother has the 8th baby one week after my father died. The saddest part is that they still doing this till these days. It’s a fact and it’s the truth. So please do diligence and beware. Please make sure you have guns if possible, and a good attorney in your home country to protect yourself and your family.

Forget about Paraguay it’s a very volatile country and you can ended up in a nasty surprising mass. And luckily if you don’t loose your life in the end. Paraguayans are for themselves and the government doesn’t protect you they look up to their people only. After all you’re a just a useless foreigner and you don’t mean nothing to them. Very, very sad what happened to my family!…My father brought property and settled in Paraguay built a beautiful farm peacefully home life with 7 small kids and one baby on the way. We were living there for about ten years, when they came to our door with guns, told my father to pick up his family and leave by next day, go back to his country to never comeback, otherwise hey would kill him and his family. We left as told. Sadly my father die from a stroke 7 months later caused by the loss of livelihood. My mother has the 8th baby one week after my father died. The saddest part is that they still doing this till these days. It’s a fact and it’s the truth. So please do diligence and beware. Please make sure you have guns if possible, and a good attorney in your home country to protect yourself and your family.

Awesome!

Piece of advice. If ur referrals are to be on the money. Then be more selective. This guy is wrong. He’s not reliable. He demonstrated nothing substantive. You my man are asking to be taken advantage of. I’m 70, USA gal 125% bilingual because grew up in Mexico for 20 yrs . Go to the anthropology department at university. Find out their translation devices from Guaraní. realtors need to be AI literate. Think with ur wallet not with heart.

This guy is not reliable

Love the house and the setting among the trees and no neighbours in sight. Just my cup of tea.

Dream place, so the other man was the owner? How much would it go for? Are there houses available like this?

Looks great

price..... cost of living with bills? very nice house!

What a beautiful house, and green all around, not too far from Asuncion. I love it!

Thank you for your invaluable insights. While I, too, feel inclined to join the wave of immigrants seeking freedom from Western dystopia and totalitarianism, it seems inevitable that globalist agenda will catch up sooner or later.

Is it imperative to be able to speak Spanish fluently ? Are there people/schools where you can learn...? English--> Spanish or French --> Spanish ?

Excelent outlook of life in Paraguay for new settlers in an unknown country. Congratulations and thank you

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