Paraguay: named ordinary passports visa-free for tourist entry
The National Migration Directorate's current country table directly marks these nationalities 'NO REQUIERE VISA' in its tourist-entry column. This is a visa exemption, not an ETA, eVisa or visa-on-arrival route.
- The authority’s table is used only for nationalities it explicitly names and only for its tourist-entry column. No residual status is inferred from a missing row, generic application form, agreement label or a third-country document.
- Where stated in the table, the tourist stay is up to 30, 60 or 90 days; the source does not provide a single shared duration for this entire cohort, so no uniform duration is assigned.
- The separate entry-requirements page retains valid travel-document, migration-registration, admission and other border conditions. Residence, work, study, transit, crew, diplomatic, official, service and special-document routes are outside this ordinary short-visitor baseline.
- Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States are deliberately not included: the migration table says visa-free while the Foreign Ministry’s current arrival page names them for visa on arrival. Taiwan has the same cross-source disagreement. Mongolia is also excluded because the Foreign Ministry’s country-requirements page states that unlisted countries require a visa, but it does not list Mongolia.
Official sourcesDirección Nacional de Migraciones: National Migration Directorate: visa-suppression agreements and tourist-entry tableDirección Nacional de Migraciones: National Migration Directorate: entry and exit requirementsMinistry of Foreign Affairs: Foreign Ministry: visa requirements by country