Paraguay: named ordinary passports require an advance visitor visa
The National Migration Directorate's current tourist-entry table directly marks these nationalities 'REQUIERE VISA', except that the Foreign Ministry's current country-requirements page supplies the explicit unlisted-country visa rule for China. The Foreign Ministry describes the regular consular application and treats arrival issuance for other visa-required nationalities as exceptional and pre-approved; this is normalized as visa_required, not eVisa or a nationality-wide visa-on-arrival route.
- The regular route is an online application reviewed by the relevant Paraguayan consular office, followed by the Ministry's communicated consular appointment. An online form does not establish an eVisa.
- The National Migration Directorate's combined 'China/Taiwan' row cannot safely be used for the People's Republic of China code. The Foreign Ministry instead expressly lists Taiwan as visa-free and says an unlisted country requires a visa, establishing the China code's advance-visa baseline.
- For a visa-required nationality other than the named no-prior-processing arrival cohort, the arrival-visa page characterizes arrival issuance as exceptional, justified and subject to Ministry process and approval. It does not replace this nationality-only advance-visa baseline.
- Venezuelan nationals are specifically subject again to a visa requirement from 10 January 2026 under the Foreign Ministry notice, corroborating the current migration table.
- No duration, number of entries, fee, extension, accommodation, funds, health, onward-travel or admission outcome is inferred where the authority does not state it. Residence, work, study, transit, crew, diplomatic, official, service, special-document and third-country-document routes are excluded.