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Asunción: the vibe

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The verdict

Liked · 66Mostly positive among long-term expats who settled there, with praise for relaxed pace and cost, tempered by warnings about heat, safety, corruption and dullness.

People praise
  • relaxed tranquilo lifestyle
  • affordable cost of living
  • friendly people
  • real estate and investment opportunities
  • settling in long-term
  • asado and food
People warn about
  • heat and humidity
  • safety and crime concerns
  • corruption and bureaucracy
  • boring, little to see
  • residency re-entry rules
  • mosquito-borne disease questions
  • Long-term expats who settled there say they are happy and would stay
  • Paraguay is a relaxed, friendly place with a low-key pace
  • Cost is low, though exchange rates make it cheaper for foreigners
  • Some warn it's overhyped, with heat, crime and corruption issues
  • Visiting interior cities like Encarnación or Ciudad del Este is recommended

Read from 8 videos, 40 comments and 0 posts on 2026-11-07; the summary is written by a language model and can misread sarcasm.

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Asunción, Paraguay: South America’s Diamond in the Rough

Nomad Capitalist · 187K views · 2025

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What viewers said

  • “If you're curious to learn more, Mr Henderson tours four unique properties in Asunción, from modern apartments to high-rise developments, in a recent video: https://youtu.be/k8WirZlWz0A?si=wiKamiTlapBr7F97”

    ♥ 36 likes

  • “ive been coing to paraguay for over 16 years at first i didnt think much of it but it really started to grow on me and as the rest of the world loses freedom i start to love paraguay more and more.”

    ♥ 105 likes

  • “After living in Latin America as a nomad for 8 years, I decided to settle down in Paraguay in 2024. I am pleased with my decision so far. Asuncion is the perfect place to live, run my online businesses, and invest in real estate.”

    ♥ 141 likes

  • “I'm Paraguayan, and one saying I have about the country is: "Paraguay has nothing to see and a lot to feel." We don't have mountains, we don't have beaches (ocean), we don't have many geological wonders, nor do we have the greatest variety ”

    ♥ 99 likes

  • “Thanks a lot for the interview! It was a real pleasure to share my experience here in Paraguay.”

    ♥ 38 likes

  • “You are the 007 of nerds! Total legend!”

    ♥ 9 likes

  • “I met a Paraguayan woman in Nashville earlier this year....she absolutely set my soul on FIRE!!! One of the most beautiful classy confident personable women I've ever met! I was buzzing from her vibe for a couple of days!”

    ♥ 162 likes

  • “Moved to Asunción almost 10 years ago and I wouldn’t live permanently anywhere else”

    ♥ 161 likes

  • “My lovely roommate in Hilo, Hawaii was a Paraguayan girl going to University of Hawaii of all places as a foreign exchange student. Always laughing, always smiling, tranquilo for sure. We all had a lot of fun with her and learning about Par”

    ♥ 60 likes

  • “Paraguay is looking better every day.”

    ♥ 10 likes

Found with a YouTube search for the city and “digital nomad”, fetched 2026-11-07; titles, descriptions and comments belong to their authors and link to the originals.

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