> I think most people who got a Paraguay residency do not live there much, that is the whole point, no? It depends on the person who sold Paraguayan residency. For example, I have heard various stories from Ukrainians, Russians, and even Germans who were sold "paradise on earth" (oh, BTW, about the scam paradise, google the info about "paraiso verde paraguay") and who completely shut down their lives in dictatorial Cuckoldistan or Russia/Belarus and moved to Paraguay in search of freedom... But, faced with the local realities, they lived there for 1-2-3 years and left. Those who got out with 0% are considered lucky. Most lost money and time, but gained experience. Some people misunderstand me and think that I am against anyone selling services to help people obtain any residency. That is absolutely not the case. I'm just a fucking toxic and radicalized agorist, and I just can't help but make another toxic joke about crypto-gringo-goyim running around the world collecting pieces of paper so they can live free from the state in the jungle. 😌 > How do you travel, book hotels/apartments, rent cars etc. on cash or crypto only? Crypto? No! Crypto is only for ultra-right-wing pedo-terrorists. I don't have it. I love my democracy, Euro and Christine Lagarde, and I pay with cash most of the times. I have a bank account (non EU), and I use it as a public toilet/centralized exchange = I have exactly the amount there that I'm not afraid to lose.

> I love Christine Lagarde too, to you have nudes? 😏 > Most people get the residency for tax benefits but spend their time somewhere else These are all temporary solutions that cost money, time and energy. And then the whole cycle starts all over again. I fully understand that value is subjective, and that for some people this approach has value, because otherwise they wouldn’t have bought it. But still, I love making fun of crypto-gringo-goys and their endless race for all the passports/residencies in the world, just to... be obedient in the eyes of the system. :)