Quick Facts About Paraguay

"My barn having burned down, I can now see the moon"

Mizuta Masahide

"It is not the strong who survive, but the adaptable"

Tokugawa Ieyasu

"Action is the fundamental key to success"

Rabbi Menachem Mendel

Freshwater Abundance

Situated atop the Guarani Aquifer—the largest aquifer on Earth, covering Paraguay’s eastern region—the country boasts vast reserves of clean water. This includes major rivers and an omnipresent abundance of water throughout its landscape.

Bilingual Nation

Official languages are Spanish and Guaraní, showcasing a vibrant cultural heritage.

Natural Diversity

Landscapes range from lush forests and wetlands to expansive savannas.

Low Population Density

Paraguay has approximately 7.5 million inhabitants, with just 18 people per square kilometer, creating vast stretches of wild, untouched nature—compared to Germany’s 84 million inhabitants and 240 people per square kilometer. Paraguay is roughly 1.5 times the size of Germany, offering abundant natural spaces.

Affordable Lifestyle

Paraguay offers high-quality living at a fraction of typical costs. As of November 11, 2024, gasoline costs $0.85 per liter, a dozen organic eggs is priced at $2.56, a 2.5 kg free-range, hormone-free chicken is $4.61 and one kg of grass-fed beef filet is $15.00. Housing is very affordable!

Welcoming Culture

Known for genuine hospitality and a strong community spirit.

Investment Upgrade

In July 2024, Moody’s raised Paraguay’s credit rating to Baa3 with a stable outlook.

Unique Facts

Paraguay is one of the few nations with 100% renewable electricity and is celebrated for its rich traditions, music, and cuisine.

Quick Facts About Paraguay