The government of Uruguay introduced the Provisional Identity Card for remote workers. The Card will be available for a maximum period of stay of 180 days.

Uruguay does not offer a fast track to citizenship through an investment or payment programme. Neither is it possible to get a passport without really living here for quite a long time.

Uruguay has a strict legal regime to prevent children being abducted by a parent or third parties without permission.

For two decades, Uruguay has been Latin America’s safe harbour for internationally mobile families: politically stable, institutionally predictable, and governed by a tax system that leaves most foreign-source income untouched. On 1st January 2026, the country recalibrated that proposition.

La Ley Nº 19.254 introdujo modificaciones al régimen de obtención de Residencias, teniendo por objetivo facilitar la obtención de las misma en nuestro país a los cónyuges, concubinos, padres, hermanos...

Uruguay, the little South American country known for its productive farmland and beautiful beaches, is growing in popularity as a place to live and work.

A partir del 1ero de junio de 2017, el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores puso en marcha una etapa de prueba mediante la cual se facilita el ingreso a ciudadanos chinos a Uruguay.

Are my investments and money safe in Uruguay?