jaguar
From: Paraguay
8/12/2003 21:47 EST
I'm interested in moving to Montevideo but need to know some things. Are things generally very regulated or not? I'm in Paraguay right now and everything is pretty loose. Do the police stop traffic and ask to see everyones documents (to catch illegals). Here they do which is the one thing they aren't loose about. What are the residency requirements? Do they have that Buenos Aires accent? (which I find a little difficult to understand). thanks
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loki66
From: Uruguay
11/22/2005 11:14 EST
Uruguay in general is like a smaller version of Argentina Inspite of the Uruguayan rival attitude towards their larger neighbour but things here are verrymutcu looser than in Paraguay
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valentine
From: Uruguay
12/3/2006 19:44 EST
But have you dealt with immigration? If this is looser than Paraguay, I am sure glad I didn´t pick there to live! But my question for you is, do they follow through on the consequences of overstaying a visa, or missing the deadline for producing certain documentation, or leaving the country briefly while in the midst of residency paperwork (which you are only supposed to do with permission of the ministerio)? Thanks for any insight, as I try to wade through all the residency rules.
Elena
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benvenutob
From: Uruguay
1/14/2007 19:07 EST
Since 2003 a living in Atlantida Uruguay and have no problems.Fore more information feel free to phone 00598 37 28 9 46 or using skype:
Atelier-Bernardi.
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Beacon
From: United States
11/13/2007 12:10 EST
13 Nov 2007
Hi, benvenutob- Am female USA citizen doing exploratory self-retirement
research Uruguay 07-25 Nov. Booked
in hostel, Montevideo. Possible meet/
chat w/u details of Uruguay retirement
at your convenience? Thank you for
taking time to read this.
Cheers, Beacon
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Beacon
From: United States
1/1/2008 20:51 EST
01-01-2008
Hi, benvenutob- Just re-
read your post on Uruguay. Returned to USA 05 Dec 2007 from ex-
ploratory self-retirement
research visit to Uruguay.
As the Southwick's sched-
ule in Atlantida was too
busy, unable meet with
them for info chat about
Uruguay. Roger South-
wick & wife, Donna, been
living Atlantida since '05 &
say like very much. Why u
like Uruguay & prefer live
Atlantida as opposed to
elsewhere in Uruguay?
Thank you for reply.
Cheers, Beacon
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Wilbur
10/1/2008 06:59 EST
I've never seen the police ask anyone for papers. I've never seen the police pull someone over for a traffic violation in Montevideo. I have seen on rare occasion the police have a checkpoint in Montevideo to check the papers of people's CARS. A taxi I was in blew them off.
Residency is easy you need to show US$500 of income and the usual id, police report etc, and wait a long time.
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barak
4/15/2009 11:00 EST
Intrested to know what are the costs in volved ,visas, amounts of money required to apply for perm res, any other costs and the time frame all of this takes to apply and settle in uruguay/?thanks
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