Latin America · Market entry
Paraguay is the foothold; the region is the prize. Six markets, each prepared as its own entry briefing — entity, timeline and the edge that decides where you start.
Each country is a standalone market-entry briefing — the practical route in, with the entity, timeline and trade-offs that matter. Figures are indicative and confirmed per market.
The region’s biggest market — worth the paperwork to reach it.
Deep talent, reopening to foreign capital since the 2025 FX reform.
The region’s most stable, with its fastest incorporation (SpA).
Pacific Alliance access and a steady, growing mid-market.
A fully US-dollar economy — no local currency risk.
A nearshoring hub with the flexible S.A.S. vehicle.
A quick steer — no email required. It points to the market that fits your priority, with two alternatives.
Most founders should not enter six markets at once. The sequence we recommend is simple: establish a Paraguay base, then expand into one regional market at a time, led by where the opportunity — not the hype — actually is.
Base first
A Paraguay company and banking give you a Mercosur foothold to expand from — see the Paraguay overview.
One market at a time
We open each market deliberately, with the right entity and local compliance.
Read before you leap
The market-entry guide sets out how the Paraguay route works in practice.
Local, done properly
Entity, tax registration and banking in-country, handled end to end.
Paraguay offers a low-cost, investment-grade Mercosur base with a flat 10% corporate tax. You establish there first, then expand into neighbouring markets from a stable foothold rather than committing everywhere at once.
It depends on your priority — market size points to Brazil, speed and stability to Chile, nearshoring to Colombia, talent to Argentina, a dollar economy to Ecuador. The selector above gives a quick steer, and we refine it with you.
Yes. We handle incorporation, tax registration and banking in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, each under the right local vehicle — Ltda., SpA, S.A.S., S.A.C. and so on.
Generally no. Most of these markets allow full foreign ownership; a few activities are regulated. We flag any local-partner or licensing requirement before you commit.
Incorporation ranges from a few weeks (Chile, Colombia) to a couple of months (Brazil, Argentina). Banking and tax registration add time. We give a realistic schedule per market in the briefing.
Largely yes. The base and much of the regional setup can be managed remotely; some banks or registrations need presence or a local representative, which we arrange.
Tell us where you want to sell or operate. We’ll recommend the right market and sequence, and send a fixed quote within one business day.