Moving to Paraguay 🇵🇾 | pros, cons, experiences

[@paraguaymike5159]

I.moved to Paraguay from the States in 2008. Best decision of my life. Low cost of living, high level of personal freedom, and great climate are all great benefits of living in Paraguay. I haven't been back to the States since 2008. Not even for vacation.

[@IntensePeppers]

Is it hot/humid?

[@paraguaymike5159]

Yes. Paraguay is a subtropical climate. So it is indeed very hot and humid in summertime. I rely on air conditioning and cold beer to survive December, January and February.@@IntensePeppers

[@nickyingtavorn5491]

@@paraguaymike5159 I wish to live there but I am single I don't like to live alone an older generation like a 50+ can they speak english...thanks I wish I could do...

[@radicalnomad1]

Thank you. I'm looking at Paraguay as a place to leave the USA. It's looking good but it's nice to hear from someone with experience. Did you have to revoke your American citizenship (which I would do in a heartbeat, just wondering)

[@bluegtturbo]

What about crime and drugs?

[@_jaybergen_]

I was born in Paraguay and lived there until I was 14. I've lived in Canada since then. I'm turning 20 this year and hope to move back to Paraguay next year! This video was very helpful. Thank you.

[@AI_Educator]

Why do you wanna move back?

[@adrianabaez1604]

Not trying to be rude or anything, just being curious, why do you want to move back here? You’re more than welcome in here, but just so you know most people here are very conservative/ close minded sadly🙃

[@SpoonerTuner]

@Azrael I agree 100% with what you said. I'm from he US and still live here but long to live in a place like Paraguay where I would be left alone and have true freedom to live my life in a moral way before God and man. My friend from New Zeeland lives there now and says its the most free county he's ever been to and he's spent significant time in over 50 countries.

[@fragolegirl2002]

@@adrianabaez1604 more conservative than Texas? Is that even possible?

[@AndrésLeRaeTV_9727]

@@adrianabaez1604 No Digas Mentiras..

[@paradiseinparaguay7714]

Americans here!!👋👋👋 We live here in Paraguay and love it!💖

[@leonardocorrea3589]

Esta pareja me encanta disfrutan la vida en Paraguay siempre la sigo desde Texas

[@AboveAverageGaming4]

What state did you live in in the states?

[@leonardocorrea3589]

I live Pennsylvania State , but I go different states for work.

[@MODEZMW]

What you do for work?

[@realdragao6367]

@@AboveAverageGaming4we have no “states” in paraguay

[@chriswood4510]

I’m thinking about closing my business and fleeing to Paraguay. The Canadian dream has become a nightmare to afford.

[@oj7199]

Paraguay has on of the lowest taxes in the world 👍🏻💰

[@algae_rhythms]

Do you live there?

[@oj7199]

@@algae_rhythms yep

[@JakeLYT]

@@oj7199 lucky! The tax is almost the same as Montenegro ❤️

[@wuerges]

Not only the lowest taxes. Also the most simple and reputable. Paraguayans have no idea of the madness outside of their country.

[@gauchoparaguayo]

Oh you mean the rich don't pay their taxes?

[@ultimatewarrior9933]

I am an American and i stayed in Asuncion for 3 days and enjoyed the culture, gastronomy, and people, what I didn’t enjoy was the hot weather at the moment, wish i could go again, wanted to know villarica, nice place 👍

[@carlosespinoza2453]

The hot climate in Asuncion is really hot . . So much for the average american . Try Peruvian Coastal cities or Cusco or Cajamarca or Chachapoyas for a peaceful place to stay

[@Thinkabout1]

Wow, Americans moving to paraguay, this is interesting. Ah, an brazilian here.

[@WolfF2022]

@@carlosespinoza2453 but this cities are in Peru, that`s a red hell. Better stay three months in swimming pool in Paraguay.

[@jodyj0]

American 🇺🇸 by birth (lived in 9 different states) & have also lived in 🇨🇦 4 Canadian provinces as well, but Paraguay 🇵🇾 has just enchanted me, this very special strip of terrain (very small & insignificant area wise compared to massive USA 🇺🇸 & 🇨🇦 Canada), but its captured my heart & it's where I want to remain, my new found home🛏🛌🏼🛀🏼🛁🚿🧼🫧🌌💤😴🥱💜🩵🩷 🧳🪂🛶🌳🌴🍁🪺🪻🌻

[@jwfgunn]

Thank you Jody for the great info!It is really wonderful that you found your "sweet home"...🥰🏡 I am still looking for my place to settle down... I am Canadian retiree and live now almost one year in Uruguay...but do not like the weather here in the winter...constant strong winds make it feel even colder...🥺🥶🌀 Could you please tell is it very windy in Paraguay in the cold season? Many thanks for any info!!!☺ Elena

[@samnangthim6949]

Your're a real world citizen! Lived in 8 or 9 U S. states. Much respect.

[@deathstroke8612]

God Bless Paraguay. Saludos from Chile!

Super well researched and respectful video! Just one thing I wish Europeans and North Americans would mention in these videos about living in Latam: please be aware that you're most likely displacing locals and making their lives more expensive, sadly. It's not your personal fault, you're just trying to make the most of your own life and that's great. But it is a reality, so consider giving back: hire locals, tip generously, find out about local charities, participate in citizen initiatives, etc. We love foreigners and we'd really appreciate that kind of involvement. Good job!

[@samirSch]

LOL the very reason LatAm is "live-able" today is because europeans displaced locals. Call me whatever you want, but you can't deny that weren't for Conquistadores we'd be still flaying little girls alive and making boys wear their skins and dance for Kukulkan. Besides, most of LatAm, contrary to 'murican racist beliefs, are european. Even the blackest brazillian has like 40-50% european DNA. It's a land of immigrants and those immigrants and their expertise that took us out of jungle and cannibalistic wars. They increase housing prices but they also bring in the money and investiments, and opportunities. As long they don't bring Left4rdism with them, I'm sure we're all fine.

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

Desplazar porque? En Paraguay solo somos 6 millones casi 7, nadie Desplaza a nadie, paraguay tiene el tamaño de alemania y los paraguayos cada vez tienen menos hijos.

[@OffshoreEntrepreneur]

I spend a large amount of my time in Paraguay, great video!!!

[@garrettblaster]

The sense of freedom is absolutely spot on spent a month in Paraguay and never any problems with police even going 30 to 40 kph over the speed limit in front of them, usa is everything but free

[@manual1796]

@Azrael relax as long as your a good driver it's okay

[@SpoonerTuner]

@Azrael He had the freedom to make a logical judgement call that most likely didn't put any other persons lives in danger. You've probably never been in that type of situation to understand this. Just been trapped in your police state cage of a country all your life.

[@SpoonerTuner]

@Azrael nobody said they were speeding in an area where there were children. 😂 You got a pretty good imagination and seem to have no problem falsely accusing people of stuff they didn't do. Shame on you.

[@SpoonerTuner]

@Azrael You literally said that they were "driving over the speed limit in areas with children". You made a direct accusation as if it was a fact that they did something wrong based on pure assumption and with zero evidence. And you still insist that they should go to jail for what? Let's just say for example they do care about children. In this case I would assume they would probably not speed where there are kids around but that doesn't mean they wouldn't speed where there are no kids around. For example the Paraguay version of the autobahn that has a speed limit but is located in the middle of a bunch of farm fields far from any children. You can assume anything but you didn't do that. You accused them of putting children's lives in danger based on zero evidence and are ready to crucify them for it!? I believe people still possess the ability to act safely based on their own ability to make a logical and reason judgment call in different situations without the government or anyone else forcing them to do so. Just because there is a law doesn't make it right or wrong. For example abortion is legal, but it's still murder. Narcotic drugs are now legal here where I live, but that doesn't make it less destructive to people's lives.

[@lawtutoring]

Speed doesnt kill. The government designs roads poorly thats the problem.

[@TomM60]

If anyone has the desire to live in Paraguay the first thing to buy is international health insurance. Without it you could go broke in a few months. An example is my girlfriend and her two sons. Last year they went through the flu virus that was running around the country at an alarming rate. Then there was health issues with my girlfriend and now she has cancer. Cancer in Paraguay is pretty much a death sentence so I sent her to Ecuador for excellent treatment. While she was being treated she contracted dengue fever and had to have her cancer treatment stopped. She was in the hospital for ten days and received four blood transfusions. In less than six months I have spent $42,000 and most of it was for her and the boy's health care. Don't think that cheap taxes get you any where in south American countries other than maybe Ecuador that has an excellent health care system and their government is slowly getting rid of their gang problems. If I was going to live any where in south America it would be in Quito, Ecuador.

[@laken1804]

Excellent information.

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

Los hospitales privados si son de buena calidad.

[@TomM60]

@@Eliasrs-iw9hk Not for cancer patients.

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

No lo se, pero yo voy a hospitales privados y tiene una buenísima atención. ​@@TomM60

[@HungarianRepublic]

@@Eliasrs-iw9hksame in my country. All these communist clowns trying to defend free healthcare

[@antoniojacquet8499]

Greetings from Paraguay 🇵🇾🤝🇺🇸

[@laudemar-A.B.6386]

The channel owner is German 🇩🇪

[@WolfF2022]

@@laudemar-A.B.6386 I thought Swiss.

[@leonardocorrea3589]

Si quieren ir a Paraguay y se van están haciendo lo mejor de su vida han tomado un camino correcto , tu inversión aumenta rápidamente un país tranquilo y dónde hay respeto es lo que todos queremos , yo tengo varias inversiones en Paraguay y me ha resultado tanto que en muy poco tiempo me estoy yendo por allá , ni bien terminó mi compromiso en los EEUU estaré viajando, busquen irse para allá encontrarán tranquilidad y un buen vivir , gastronomía de primera calidad y natural y allí es un paraíso , en negocios todos por hacer un campo virgen todavía , yo estoy muy contento por mi inversión en Paraguay.

[@MODEZMW]

Es dificil saver en que invertir?

[@hayd8946]

Thank you very much for the video it's safe in Paraguay asunción

[@lizalinden2059]

first to comment 👍 thank you for your videos, I really like them

[@jhonnyfromme2109]

This is a very informative video thanks. I like the effort you out into this video and your unique perspective thanks.

[@roquesebastianromerodure9375]

Paraguay god👌🏻🇵🇾❤️

[@kevingeorge1095]

I own a house in Paraguay, near Asuncion, that I want to sell. It is a 2-story, 4-bedroom house that is not far from the airport. I can provide a link to the Clasipar advertisement I have. Asking $115K USD. I am in the USA, but lived in Paraguay for 2 years. I had to return due to business concerns. I miss Paraguay. Good memories there.

[@antonboludo8886]

I am thinking of moving to Paraguay, Uruguay, Southern Brazil or Patagonia. I have spent time in all of these regions except Paraguay.

[@realdragao6367]

Im a paraguayan-southern brazilian and i can tell you this: Paraguay: cheapest to live in South brazil: same as uruguay Uruguay: High HDI, Safe, but expensive. Patagonia: Dont recommend.

[@antonboludo8886]

Ah OK, thank you 😀.@@realdragao6367

[@antonboludo8886]

OK, thank you. I remember going to Punta Del Este. I am blond, so people thought I was from Southern Brazil, ha ha ha. Luckily I speak both Spanish and Portuguese.@@realdragao6367

[@antonboludo8886]

I have a question for you: Why do you not recommend Patagonia? Thank you in advance 😀 @@realdragao6367

[@tubbyrainbow111]

@@realdragao6367 Why not Patagonia?

[@Thejerzway]

Such a helpful video! This temporary Paraguayan residency visa is initially issued for a period of 2 years. After this period of time you will be able to apply for permanent residence. You can apply for citizenship after 3 years... we can help...

[@jcmontecarlo6123]

Sehr schön !

[@MrFatbard]

you should do one for bolivia also this is a great series :)

[@angelbritos2039]

3:00 CORRECTION: The national coat of arms shows a star between an olive and a palm branches, not two olive branches... And about the second emblem on the back, with the lion and the phrygian cap, that is the side that shows the flag in times of war. 🙌

[@michaelsmith5463]

QUESTION: How fast is the internet in Paraguay?

[@gary55886]

now is like close to 900 mb for like 100usd bud the rate change realy fast every year, the speed go up and the price go down

[@daveyvane9431]

Electrons travel the same speed everywhere

[@pardal902]

Hot, SUPER HOT climate..... be sure about it before move there but Air Conditioned are cheap and electricity super cheap. Also, insects around your legs is commom, you need get to used to them and don't think you will live with a Germany hitec repellent in your pocket. Liberty, cheap prices, tropical fruits , natural foods, flowers and so on....amazing place .... anything you put in that earth, grows !! Foods has similar prices in Brazil but houses and cars are much more cheap.

[@mozmaori]

I am 53 years old African from Maputo Mozambique I am thinking on buying a air ticket and move to Paraguay. Which city/village you advise to live?

[@paske2001]

Encarnación me parece muito boa

[@skyybluu3118]

Great video thank you

[@williambricking1394]

Do you have to be Vaxed to get into Paraguay?

[@guanderguoman7962]

Not necessary

[@leegee1126]

Not anymore

[@lakabimo]

I'm sorry, as a Paraguayan I must explain the true meaning of the Paraguayan flag. On the front side the star represents the excellence of the heroes who achieved the nation's independence without bloodshed. The palm and olive branches surround the star in representation of its excellence, in addition to the palm and olive streets, which are the most important in the center of Asunción. On the back is the lion defending the hat, this represents the willpower of the people to defend their freedom. With respect to the colors, the interpretation is correct, although in my opinion what it represents in Paraguay does not exist with the exception of blue. Because here there is no justice, no peace, but there is a lot of freedom. One could even argue that there is too much freedom and therefore there is no justice or peace. It should be noted that previous versions of the flag were completely blue with a white star in the upper left corner.

[@scottsimon7824]

I see what you mean by no justice if only 5% of the population owns 95% of the land. That's not right.

[@jameswright6886]

Paraguay is a very peaceful country.

[@igorjesus2121]

Hey, man. I'm very interested in Paraguay. I'm from Italia. Why do you say there is no justice or peace in PY? Give me a full detail post if possible. Thanks.

[@lakabimo]

@@igorjesus2121 Unfortunately, Paraguay is a country with a lot of inequality and a lot of corruption. Paraguay's corruption is a cultural heritage from centuries of Spanish oppression and above all one of the biggest problems is our dysfunctional judicial system.

[@lakabimo]

@@igorjesus2121 I want to clarify that there are many good things in Paraguay: the culture is very loving and hospitable, the landscapes are beautiful and most of the people are good at heart.

[@samiuddinofficial2704]

very informative video thank you

[@rawbinmo]

Sweet! Whats the background music?

[@USARealityCheck]

I hear banking is difficult for individuals from the UnitedStates, i.e., opening bank accounts, transfering money in and out, etc. Is this true? How can one fund a life in Paraguay?

[@bobbyscalchi4013]

Which leads me to my next question. 😂

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

No, no es así.

[@chfazalch1064]

Good information thank for you

[@christopherhouse7937]

Is Paraguay as inexpensive as Bolivia? Cost of living/ Rent.

[@carlosespinoza2453]

The best value for our money is Peru . Even though Bolivia is a little bit cheaper, the very low quality in everything as medical services, internet connection, electricity, tap water, sewage, etc. Asuncion is so hot for us and being a landlock country , no option for beaches as in Peru or Ecuador

[@christopherhouse7937]

@@carlosespinoza2453 Do expats or residents of Peru get taxed on foreign income? Example Social Security and investment income.

[@carlosespinoza2453]

@@christopherhouse7937 AFAIK , They are not taxed if our income is from abroad. It is the case of a cousin. He lives in Peru , but his income is from USA . . . But if you buy a property in Peru as a foreigner and then it is rented you should pay taxes for the income obtained for the rent = 5%

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

Bolivia esta en crisis, de echo e recientemente hubo intento de golpe de estado.

[@johnvaio7784]

Cost of living $1250 but if you have own property or except cost of house/flat rental.

[@johnvaio7784]

@TrueTrue7 I doubt if you can afford everything necessary having $1250 monthly when you have to pay for a flat or home rental every month. If you have own property then it's ok but if you rent then at least $2k is mandatory.

[@leegee1126]

Less then 500 usd a month rent+food

[@laken1804]

​@@johnvaio7784Thank you for telling the truth as it is.

[@RANDOMPOLAND85]

Soy polaco Cual parte de Paraguay es más tranquila para vivir?

[@jarj1309]

Depende que tipo de tranquilidad quieres.

[@RANDOMPOLAND85]

@@jarj1309 sin atraco y vendedro. ..

[@jarj1309]

@@RANDOMPOLAND85 el Chaco es muy tranquilo pero el clima juega un papel a tomar en cuenta, el sur por su clima más templado sería lo indicado, como para uno, acostumbrado al frío, pero por lo general casi en todo el territorio es muy trankilo, no recomendaría el norte oriental sin un acesor experimentado y conocedor, aunque es uno de los mejorés lugares para la inversión en agricultura y ganadería.

[@soldadodesconocido8051]

​@@RANDOMPOLAND85 San Bernardino, Aregua, Pilar

[@RANDOMPOLAND85]

@@soldadodesconocido8051 gracias Amigo :)

[@salvaquinteros]

good video, u need more suscribers

[@MovingAbroad]

Thanks!

[@atlanticjatt7525]

Very good channel

[@planbexpat]

Good stuff

[@familyna70]

how can I work and live permanently in that country. 

[@JS-jh4cy]

What is the fishing species in river, and is any commercial fisheries purposes?

[@WolfF2022]

Piranha 😀

[@supergodmode]

70% of the 95%"mestizos" are white but they prefer identify themselves as "mestizos" they are "mixed" but of different white european groups. and 10% identify themselves as "white" almost 80% in Paraguay are white in fact being majority the spanish and portuguese descendant and 38% are italian descendants. This happened in several times in 1811 after the independence of Paraguay from the Spanish Empire, the dictator Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia wanted to create a "mixed race" forbidding the marriage between people of the same ethical background; So many white people identify themselves as mixed of "europeans and natives" to can get married with the person they wanted or their fathers decided would be a good couple. that was very easy with the help of the native language because all europeans that went here learned it very fast even they didn't speak on their mother tongue. After in the presidency of Stroessner The guarani language was forbidden in the country so this made that paraguayans with european background feel more "paraguayan" by this way regain the freedom of the people to speak in the language their prefer. The "mestizo" is part of the paraguay history population traditionally so by a feeling of nationality their identify themselves as "mestizo" but isn't true at all.

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

Si, ejemplo: kzbin.infotFIz8kImjus?si=ZJERhjUWghTOOhD1

[@sedoff1948]

To garrettblaster, there’s a reason why one shouldn’t go 30-40 kmh over the speed limit in the USA, or anywhere for that matter. That’s not “freedom”.

[@Intel6]

Argentine Canada - I'd love to visit!

[@fivestars9285]

German precision ✅

[@tba1986]

PARAGUAY AND UNITED STATES ♥️♥️♥️

[@jolufepi]

In Brazil they speak Portuguese and not Spanish. 👍🇺🇾🤝🇨🇦💪🏻🇧🇷🥩🧉🦮🐎⚖️🗽

[@sergiomendoza159]

Postcards From Paraguay!!!

[@guidomereles5916]

NO SE LO QE QIERE SABER EL SEÑOR AFRICANO...SI PARAGUAY ES PUEBLO ¡!???? SI STA VIENDO EL VIDEO NO SE DA CUENTA QE UN PAIS CN CIUDAD Y DEMAS INFO...GRACIAD X INFO.DE MI PAIS .BENDICION3S ¡!!❤

[@ritaswedia399]

👍👍👍

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

En Paraguay, la gente no es mestiza, una persona biológicamente blanca se va a identificar como mestiza aun que no lo sea, ejemplo : kzbin.infotFIz8kImjus?si=ZJERhjUWghTOOhD1

[@gordonkistler916]

a lot of Amish have farms there.

[@williamdavidson5818]

MENNONITE

[@corriehordyk3342]

What about health care?

[@daviddilascio]

Not the best, but eating healthy is very cheap and easy (about 90% of diseases comes from poor diet). In case of accidents public hospitals cover most of the expenses; like surgeries, and some drugs. But you have to pay for things like orthopedic implants. (Ambulance and paramedical services are free, but you can pay for private ones too for semi urgent cases) In case of heart/diabetes/kidney conditions can be expensive. Not as much as the US though. For very rare diseases you will have to go on neighboring countries.

[@leegee1126]

Not the best , but is free

[@levi3970]

i was expecting field info. not some compiled article.

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

Paraguay alcanzo el grado de inversion por moody's.

[@creativeclerk6087]

@11:05. In the event of a global war, you might be safer in Paraguay, but you will not be VERY safe. Otherwise, thanks for the great video.

[@JakeLYT]

If nuclear weapons get involved I'd prefer to be in the southern hemisphere.

[@SpoonerTuner]

So in your opinion where would you be VERY safe?

[@lawtutoring]

​@@SpoonerTuneranywhere in southern hempishere is safe. New zealand is safest.

[@realdragao6367]

Paraguay is probably a brazilian protectorate at this point, so unlike switzerland paraguay wont stand alone in case it is indeed invaded. And unlike canada its not directly allied to the west.

[@ikayn7149]

Are both of you talking about the same country or my ears are dysfunctional...Paraguay and Paraway...

[@jimsmith4658]

Paraguay has a problem with the banking system. Once you bring your money to paraguay, the banks don't let you transfer the money out. So if your thinking about moving to Paraguay be aware of the possiblilty that your money stays here forever.

[@leonardocorrea3589]

Totalmente falso yo tenía más de 100 mil dólares en Paraguay y pude transferir a sin ningún problema, porque inventar semejante estupidez , no es necesario.

[@jimsmith4658]

@@leonardocorrea3589 you are completely wrong, many foreigners have trouble moving money into and out of Paraguay. It appears to be much more difficult to sent money out.

[@arnaldoarandamereles3852]

Ud miente....lo hace por querer dar una negativa imagen del país.

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

Eso no es así🤣🤦🏻

[@jimsmith4658]

@@arnaldoarandamereles3852 ask any foreigner who has lived in paraguay and they know it is true. Another problem with latin america is the propensity for people to lie. Lying is like breathing in latin america

[@daveyvane9431]

Ooh, larger than Japan! My county is larger than Japan,

[@molly_wonder]

The answer you looking for is no, do not come here is disgusting there are a ton of good options out there. I live here all my life and it's been a nightmare, I truly recommend people interesting in coming here to consider other options.

[@nicolashippolitomota9493]

Hahahaha go and live in Brazil or Canada, places that you cannot have a gun and pay abusive taxes. Better, go to Europe and take a little r..@p3 from islamics.

[@nicolashippolitomota9493]

Or just buy a shi/t little house in Japan. Better than Paraguay just Miami, and even there you will pay much more taxes. The houses in Paraguay are huge and cheap, you have freedom and the country have many oportunities. I invite you to visit my original City (São Paulo) you will see The hell in front of you. Probaly you are a leftist du.m,,b girl that are in heaven and dont reconize it. First time taking 3 hours in São Paulo for just go to work and living in a tiny apartment you will give thanks to God to be born in Paraguay

[@francismendozavera1492]

Como te atreve hablar así de mi pais, si no te gusta mi país, chau ,chau adiós

[@realdragao6367]

Anti-paraguayan brazilian or argentine bot.

[@Eliasrs-iw9hk]

Déjame adivinar, argentino o peruano?🤨

[@chfazalch1064]

Please you can help me business idea I am business now UAE move to other country you can best okay give me ideas business in Paraguay

[@gustavoportillo3653]

You can do almost anything thing you want here, as long you have a good amount of money. The labor is pretty cheap.

[@margretnekesa6931]

What are requirements for visiting? Thank you for this video

[@carloszarza4064]

Pongan subtitulo en español

[@igorjesus2121]

How difficult it is to buy legal guns?

[@guanderguoman7962]

What for👀

[@igorjesus2121]

@@guanderguoman7962 self defense

[@SpoonerTuner]

very easy. My friend from New Zeeland is there now and he said there is not restrictions or need to get a license or registration or anything.

[@amanatttyuui9o0plmorton36]

​@@SpoonerTunerthis is not true. I've been living here for 7 years now. It is very difficult to bring your own and not worth the taxes they charge in immigration, my husband tried. To buy one here you have to buy a registration card for the weapon. This involves money and paperwork and the renewing of the license. Also the weapon must stay in your house or auto and have the license with it. You cannot carry it out of your house or vehicle.

[@SpoonerTuner]

@Amana tttyuui9o0p l morton ah ok. My friend must have been unaware of the legal requirements and restrictions. That's too bad. Maybe it's like other countries where they have laws but they're not normally introduced? 🤔

[@hayd8946]

Did you leave in Paraguay thank you

[@inikitinas]

The narrator made me sick.

[@p__jay]

I visited Paraguay from Brasil, as soon you cross the border you’re in a different world. people staring at you like you’re an alien and generally unfriendly. Complete opposite to Brasil

[@mca4844]

that is absolutely unusual, the main characteristic of the country is the friendliness of the people.

[@AndrésLeRaeTV_9727]

La Gente Es Demasiado Amable Aquí, Cálida, Hospitalaria Eso Sí.. Dependiendo De Cómo TÚ Los Trates, Ellos Te Tratarán A Ti.. Saludos Desde Paraguay 🇵🇾

[@maxalcidesbertolocardozo556]

De que planeta eres?

[@maxalcidesbertolocardozo556]

De que planeta eres?

[@youngyankee13]

Typical Brazilian talking crap. Dude, even Brazil has neighborhoods who are crap and unfriendly people. Favelas? Ugly thing.

[@algae_rhythms]

Your accent is very difficult to understand you

[@happywithlord]

I understand perfectly. No difficulties.

[@WilliamMarceloPaiva]

It sounds totally understandable and good to me.

[@LunarACProductions]

world's most annoying voice goes to

[@SpoonerTuner]

Ya, but very well put together and informative. I'm not complaining.

[@jeansalvatore5886]

Try to speak Spanish or any other language and listen to your accent. Most likely you are criticizing and can only communicate in English.

[@jeansalvatore5886]

@Seeriousley What I wanted to imply is that the person who criticized this man's English should try to speak a language that is not his native language. So that he can see that it is not that easy and that his accent probably doesn't sound good either.

[@alienonu5479]

Perfect !

[@JS-jh4cy]

How many ships in the P navy?