Other good reasons to invest in Paraguay

Attractive investment laws, such as the “Maquila” regime, which establish tax exemptions and other benefits for industries producing for export.
Agricultural and livestock products are tradable goods and can be sold in any major currency. There is no direct dependence on the Paraguayan currency.
By investing in livestock or agriculture in Paraguay, you are helping to meet the growing demand for food in the world.
Paraguay offers full repatriation of capital, and real estate prices are still relatively low.
The legal system is very similar to European laws.
Paraguay is one of the least indebted countries with a gross public debt of 24% of GDP.
Rapid recovery in economic growth and investment after the 2008-2009 crisis, mainly based on food production, thanks to the growth of global demand and the regional market.
New trilateral agreements underway with the United States and Chile.
New agreements with the European Union.
Low production costs of raw materials, independent of world prices, offering good possibilities in the world market.
Land in Paraguay is a safe haven, like gold.
Immigration formalities and also company formation are relatively simple.
Easy integration, a welcoming population towards foreigners, mostly young, with a great ease of learning and training.
The excellent profitability of the workforce and low social contributions. Social conditions in the country are, to a large extent, regulated.
Low cost of living.
Plentiful availability of electricity at lower rates compared to neighbor countries. Paraguay is South America’s leading exporter of electrical energy.
The discovery of large reserves of gas and oil in the Paraguayan subsoil, by the Montecristo group, leader in hydrocarbons in Paraguay.
Access to the sea via the Parana and Paraguay rivers.
Mild sunny climate and absence of natural disasters.
Water in abundance, fertile and productive land, for livestock and agriculture.
Paraguay’s industrial development is recent and is an opportunity for entrepreneurs to invest in a country with strong growth.
With the exception of a few sectors under public monopoly, all other areas are open to foreign investors.