Key takeaways
Paraguay is South America's most overlooked destination, a landlocked country of enormous waterfalls, Jesuit mission ruins, vast cattle ranches and the world's largest wetland in the Pantanal. Tigo is the dominant carrier with the best 4G LTE coverage nationwide. 5G is in early stages in select Asuncion areas only, with 4G LTE the effective standard across the country. A Roamix Paraguay eSIM activates at Silvio Pettirossi International Airport and keeps you connected through Asuncion, the Jesuit Circuits and the Iguazu Falls border region at Ciudad del Este. Budget 4 to 6 GB for two weeks. The Chaco wilderness and remote Pantanal areas have no mobile signal.
- Tigo is Paraguay's leading carrier with the widest 4G LTE coverage; 5G is available only in limited Asuncion areas.
- A Roamix eSIM activates at Asuncion Airport and avoids expensive carrier roaming in this affordable destination.
- Paraguay has a southern hemisphere calendar: summer is December to March, winter is June to September.
- The Chaco region and remote Pantanal areas have no mobile coverage; offline maps are essential.
- Guarani is widely spoken alongside Spanish; the country is genuinely off the tourist circuit and reward curious travellers.
Best way to get data in Paraguay
For most visitors to Paraguay, a Roamix eSIM is the most convenient and cost-effective option, activating instantly on Tigo's network on arrival and covering all the main tourist regions.
| Option | Best for | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Roamix eSIMRecommended | Best for: Most travellers | Instant activation on Tigo on arrival at Asuncion, no roaming bill and no physical SIM to source. |
| Local physical SIM | Best for: Long stays needing a local number | Tigo and Personal SIMs are available at Asuncion Airport and city shops. Affordable local data plans. |
| Pocket wifi | Best for: Groups sharing one connection | Limited availability for rent in Paraguay compared to larger South American countries. |
| Carrier roaming | Best for: Very short transit stops | Carrier roaming from North American and European providers is typically expensive relative to Paraguay's very affordable local costs. |
Free wifi is available in Asuncion hotels, shopping malls and many cafes. In provincial towns and Chaco estancias, wifi is limited or satellite-based and slow. Mobile data is the more reliable option on the move.
How much data you need
Data needs in Paraguay are moderate. Asuncion city use is straightforward, but the country's remote natural attractions, including the Chaco, the Pantanal and the Jesuit ruins in their rural settings, require offline preparation before leaving city coverage.
2 to 3 GB
Long weekend in Asuncion
City navigation, Costanera walks, social uploads and WhatsApp communication in the capital.
5 to 7 GB
Two-week trip covering Asuncion, Jesuit Circuit and Chaco
Multi-region navigation, offline map downloads for the Chaco and remote mission roads and daily communication.
15 GB or more
Remote work base in Asuncion
Video calls, tethering and cloud uploads from a quiet, affordable South American capital with surprisingly good co-working infrastructure.
Data per hour, by activity
- Maps and navigation
- 5 MB
- Social media and browsing
- 100 to 150 MB
- Music streaming
- 70 MB
- Standard video streaming
- 700 MB to 1 GB
- Video calls
- 500 MB to 1.5 GB
Download offline Google Maps for the Trans-Chaco Highway, the Jesuit Circuit roads and any Pantanal river routes before leaving Asuncion or Encarnacion.
How to set up a Paraguay eSIM
A Roamix Paraguay eSIM is best installed over wifi before departure. It activates automatically when you connect to Tigo or Personal at Silvio Pettirossi International Airport, so you land already online.
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Buy your plan on the Roamix Paraguay eSIM page before departure.
- 2
Scan the QR code or tap to install the eSIM over wifi.
- 3
Label it Roamix and keep your home SIM as primary for calls and texts.
- 4
Enable data roaming for the Roamix line only.
- 5
Land in Paraguay and the eSIM connects automatically to Tigo or Personal.
Works on eSIM-capable phones including iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and recent Samsung Galaxy models. The phone must be carrier unlocked.
Roamix sets the correct APN automatically on most devices. If data does not start, apply the APN from your order and toggle airplane mode.
No data on arrival usually means data roaming is off for the Roamix line. Check settings, select the network manually and restart.
Visa and entry for Paraguay
Paraguay is relatively open to tourism. Most South American nationals from MERCOSUR countries can enter with just a national identity card. Citizens of the USA, Canada, EU countries, UK, Australia and Japan can enter without a visa for stays up to 90 days. Citizens of other countries may need a visa in advance.
- eVisa or ETA
- Paraguay does not currently offer a standard e-visa system for most nationalities. Visa-required citizens must apply at a Paraguayan consulate before travel. Confirm whether your nationality requires a visa through the Paraguayan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Passport validity
- Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned departure from Paraguay.
- Onward ticket
- Proof of return or onward travel and sufficient funds may be requested by immigration. Keep your flight confirmation accessible on your phone.
Store your booking confirmations offline on your phone before departure. Roamix data at the airport lets you access backup copies quickly if needed.
Entry rules change. Confirm current requirements with the Embassy of Paraguay or your government's foreign ministry before booking.
When you land in Paraguay
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How people message here
WhatsApp is the dominant communication platform in Paraguay and is used universally for messaging, calls and business contacts. SMS is used mainly for OTP codes.
Do you need a local number?
You rarely need a local Paraguayan number as a tourist. Hotels, tour operators and most services communicate via WhatsApp using your home number.
Keep your home SIM active for SMS two-factor authentication while using the Roamix line for data. WhatsApp calls over Roamix data are reliable in Asuncion and provincial cities.
Airports in Paraguay
ASU
Silvio Pettirossi International Airport
Asuncion (Luque)
Free wifi available at the terminal with reasonable coverage in the arrivals area.
Asuncion Airport is 15 km from the city centre via the Ruta 2 expressway. With Roamix data active on arrival you can confirm your taxi price, navigate to your accommodation and download city maps before leaving the terminal.
AGT
Guarani International Airport
Ciudad del Este
Basic terminal wifi at this eastern Paraguay airport.
Ciudad del Este Airport serves the triple frontier region near Iguazu Falls and the Itaipu Dam. Activate Roamix to check Itaipu tour times, navigate to the Friendship Bridge and plan your Iguazu Falls day trip from the terminal.
ENO
Teniente Amin Ayub Gonzalez Airport
Encarnacion
Small regional airport with minimal wifi facilities.
Encarnacion Airport serves the Jesuit Missions circuit and the Itapua region. Use Roamix data to navigate to the Trinidad ruins, check the Encarnacion Carnival dates and find riverside accommodation.
MEC
Dr. Luis Maria Argana International Airport
Mariscal Estigarribia (Chaco)
Very basic Chaco airport with minimal facilities, serving as the Trans-Chaco Highway's main midpoint airstrip.
Mariscal Estigarribia is the gateway to the deep Chaco. Download all Chaco route maps and wildlife spotting guides over Roamix data before departure as signal disappears rapidly on the Trans-Chaco highway stretches.
Apps and internet access in Paraguay
Paraguay has a fully open internet, so all mainstream apps work normally on a Roamix eSIM.
There is no censorship of social media, messaging or search. No VPN is required for any mainstream service.
WhatsApp, works
Fully available and widely used in Paraguay for messaging and calls.
FaceTime, works
Works normally over data and wifi.
Google Maps and Search, works
No restrictions. Works well in cities and main roads.
Social media, works
Instagram, X, TikTok and Facebook all work without restriction.
Getting around Paraguay
Paraguay's road network connects the main cities efficiently, but public transport between tourist sites is limited. Rental cars are the best option for the Jesuit Circuit and Chaco. Asuncion has buses and taxis but no metro.
Rental car
The most practical way to explore the Jesuit Circuit, the Trans-Chaco Highway and the northern riverine regions. Use live navigation in Asuncion and cache offline maps before every inter-city route.
Taxis and rideshare
Standard taxis operate in Asuncion. Uber and InDrive have limited presence; PedidosYa is the most used local app. Agree fares with taxis before entering and use your eSIM to look up approximate rates.
Long-distance buses
Bus services connect Asuncion to Ciudad del Este, Encarnacion, Concepcion and Filadelfia. Companies like Sol del Paraguay, Rysa and Nasa Golondrina serve main routes. Use your eSIM to check schedules from the Asuncion bus terminal.
Domestic flights
Limited domestic services operate from Silvio Pettirossi to Ciudad del Este and Encarnacion. Use your eSIM to check Amaszonas Paraguay schedules and manage bookings.
Asuncion taxis are affordable but unlicensed taxis at the airport can overcharge. Use hotel-arranged transfers or negotiate the fare in advance. In Ciudad del Este, use only licensed taxis near the main market area.
Money and payments in Paraguay
Paraguay uses the Guarani (PYG), one of the least-valued currencies in the world, so expect large numbers for small amounts. Cards are accepted in Asuncion hotels and malls. Cash is useful in markets, smaller restaurants and all travel outside the capital.
- Cards and cash
- Cards work in Asuncion shopping malls, upscale hotels and chain restaurants. In provincial towns, at the Jesuit missions and throughout the Chaco, cash is the primary payment method.
- ATMs
- ATMs are widely available in Asuncion and main provincial cities. Use Vision Banco, Continental and BBPS machines for reliable access. In the Chaco beyond Filadelfia and in rural areas, ATMs do not exist; withdraw enough cash in Asuncion.
- Payment apps
- Paraguayan payment apps including Billetera Personal and Tigo Money are widely used locally for peer-to-peer transfers. International Apple Pay and Google Pay have very limited acceptance.
- Tipping
- Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated. Rounding up restaurant bills or leaving 5 to 10 percent is standard for good service. For tour guides, 50,000 to 100,000 PYG per day is appropriate.
Daily budget
Paraguay is one of South America's most affordable countries. Budget travellers can manage on 100,000 to 200,000 PYG (15 to 30 USD) per day; mid-range travel runs 200,000 to 400,000 PYG (30 to 60 USD) per day.
Local tips for Paraguay
- Language
- Paraguay is the only truly bilingual country in the Americas. Spanish and Guarani are co-official languages, and most Paraguayans switch freely between them, often mixing both in Jopara. English is spoken mainly in upscale Asuncion hotels and by young professionals. Learning a few words of Guarani like 'Mba'eichapa' (how are you) earns genuine appreciation.
- Food
- Paraguayan food is hearty and meat-centric. Try sopa paraguaya (a dense corn bread with cheese), chipa (cheese bread from Guarani tradition), bori-bori (corn ball soup), mbejhu (cheese flatbread) and asado (grilled beef) from cattle ranches. Tereré, iced herb drink with yerba mate, is the national drink consumed throughout the day.
- Plugs
- 220V, Type C plugs
Apps worth having
Google Maps
navigation
Essential for Asuncion city navigation and offline map downloads for the Jesuit Circuit roads, Trans-Chaco Highway and Pantanal river routes.
WhatsApp
communication
Universal communication platform in Paraguay for hotels, guides and all contacts; works reliably via Roamix across the country.
iNaturalist
wildlife
Ideal for the Chaco and Pantanal, where rare wildlife including jaguars, giant anteaters and pampas deer can be identified and logged while offline.
Safety and health in Paraguay
Paraguay is generally safe for tourists who exercise normal precautions. Asuncion's historic centre and Vila Morra districts are manageable. Pickpocketing around Mercado Cuatro and bus station areas requires attention. Ciudad del Este's market area is busy and valuables should be kept close. Rural Paraguay is very safe.
- Stay reachable
- Keep your Roamix eSIM active in Asuncion for navigation and emergency calls. In the Chaco and Pantanal, download all maps, emergency contacts and estancia booking details before leaving the city. Inform accommodation of your planned route in the Chaco.
- Health
- Dengue fever is present and mosquito repellent is essential, particularly in summer and near standing water. Yellow fever vaccination is recommended for travel to Concepcion and the northern Pantanal. Comprehensive travel health insurance is strongly advised.
- Tap water
- Tap water quality varies across Paraguay. Bottled water is recommended throughout the country. In Asuncion upscale hotels tap water is generally acceptable, but bottled water is safer everywhere else.
Networks and coverage in Paraguay
Paraguay has three main carriers: Tigo (Millicom, the market leader with the best 4G LTE coverage), Personal (Telecom Argentina, second carrier) and Claro (third, weakest rural reach). Tigo leads on both coverage and data speeds across the country. 5G is in very early stages with only limited Tigo deployment in select Asuncion districts; 4G LTE is the effective national standard. A Roamix Paraguay eSIM connects to the strongest available network automatically on arrival at Asuncion, delivering reliable city and highway data without roaming bills.
Tigo
Market leader with the widest 4G LTE footprint across Asuncion, Ciudad del Este, Encarnacion and the main highway corridors, as well as the strongest reach into rural Paraguay.
Personal
Second carrier with solid 4G LTE in Asuncion and main provincial capitals. Coverage drops faster than Tigo in rural and Chaco routes.
Claro
Third carrier with more limited rural coverage. Best used as a backup in Asuncion where all three carriers overlap.
- Typical speeds
- Asuncion 4G LTE delivers 15 to 50 Mbps. Provincial towns and main highways deliver 5 to 20 Mbps on Tigo's network.
- 5G
- Tigo has launched initial 5G in a few Asuncion districts only. Nationwide, 4G LTE is the practical standard for the foreseeable future.
Tigo gives the most consistent experience across Asuncion and the Jesuit Circuits in the south. For the Trans-Chaco Highway drive, coverage exists in Filadelfia and Loma Plata but disappears on long stretches. Download everything in Asuncion before heading west.
Paraguay's Gran Chaco, which covers the entire western half of the country, has extremely limited to no mobile coverage beyond the Trans-Chaco Highway and a few towns. The Pantanal wetlands in the northwest, remote cattle estancias and national parks away from main roads can have no signal on any carrier. Paraguayan networks use standard LTE Band 4 and Band 28. Any recent unlocked phone from iPhone XS onward or equivalent Android supports Roamix eSIM on Paraguayan networks.
Where to go in Paraguay
Paraguay rewards patient travellers who seek experiences rather than infrastructure. South America's most Guarani-influenced country offers Jesuit mission ruins, waterfront capital city life, Mennonite colony culture in the Chaco and the raw wildness of the Pantanal. A Roamix eSIM keeps navigation and bookings working across the main circuits.
Best time to visit
April to September (southern hemisphere autumn and winter) offers the most comfortable conditions for travel, with mild temperatures and lower humidity. Summer (December to March) is hot and wet, with the Gran Chaco reaching extreme temperatures above 45C.
Asuncion and Central Region
Paraguay's capital is a sprawling, surprisingly green city on the Rio Paraguay with colonial mansions in the historic centre, the Costanera riverfront promenade, the Palacio de Lopez government palace and the lively Mercado Cuatro market filling the city's heart.
- Costanera de Asuncion
- Palacio de Lopez
- Mercado Cuatro
- Manzana de la Rivera
- Panteón Nacional de los Heroes
Good Tigo 4G and limited early 5G across Asuncion's central districts, Villa Morra and the Costanera. Coverage is consistent throughout the metropolitan area.
Jesuit Missions and Encarnacion
The southern region of Itapua contains the best-preserved Jesuit Reductions in South America, with the UNESCO World Heritage ruins of Trinidad and Jesus de Tavarangue rising above sunflower fields, while the city of Encarnacion across the Parana from Argentina has a Carnival and beach resort culture.
- Trinidad Jesuit Ruins
- Jesus de Tavarangue Ruins
- Encarnacion Costanera
- San Cosme y Damian Mission
- Itapua wetlands
Solid Tigo 4G in Encarnacion. At the Trinidad and Jesus ruins, coverage is adequate on Tigo and drops on more remote estancia roads.
Ciudad del Este and Iguazu Falls
Paraguay's second city sits on the triple frontier where Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina meet at the Parana River, a frenetic duty-free commerce hub adjacent to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls and the binational Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam.
- Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam
- Saltos del Monday
- Friendship Bridge
- Ciudad del Este market
- Iguazu Falls Brazilian side (day trip)
Strong Tigo 4G in Ciudad del Este city and across the Friendship Bridge crossing. The Brazilian side of Iguazu National Park has its own coverage; download maps in CDE before crossing.
Gran Chaco and Mennonite Colonies
The Chaco is one of South America's last great wildernesses, a vast dry forest and scrubland covering half of Paraguay, home to jaguars, tapirs and giant anteaters, and punctuated by the prosperous Mennonite colonies of Filadelfia, Loma Plata and Neuland.
- Filadelfia Mennonite Museum
- Chaco National Park
- Laguna Capitán
- Trans-Chaco Highway wildlife driving
- Fortín Boquerón historic site
Tigo 4G in Filadelfia, Loma Plata and Neuland towns. On the Trans-Chaco Highway between towns, coverage is very limited to none. Download all maps in Asuncion before the Chaco drive.
Concepcion and the Northern Pantanal
Northern Paraguay along the Rio Paraguay offers access to the Pantanal wetlands on the Paraguayan side, with boat trips on the river from Concepcion, the Rio Negro wetlands and estancias offering one of South America's most authentic wildlife experiences.
- Concepcion waterfront
- Rio Paraguay boat trips
- Pantanal wetlands
- Rio Negro wildlife
- San Pedro estancias
Adequate Tigo 4G in Concepcion city. River and Pantanal areas have very limited to no signal. Download all maps and contact details in Asuncion or Concepcion before river trips.
Off the beaten path
The best-preserved Jesuit Reduction in South America, a UNESCO World Heritage church and mission complex from the 17th century rising from sunflower fields near Encarnacion, with extraordinary stone carvings, a three-nave basilica and a sound and light show on weekend evenings.
Signal: Adequate Tigo 4G at the Trinidad ruins entrance and visitor centre. The surrounding estancia roads can have variable coverage.
The second great Jesuit UNESCO site, where a massive unfinished baroque church and mission complex was never completed after the 1767 Jesuit expulsion, leaving an extraordinary ghost architecture of arches, towers and plazas in a rural Paraguay landscape.
Signal: Limited Tigo signal at the Jesus de Tavarangue site itself, which is more rural than Trinidad. Download the site map in Encarnacion.
The world's second largest hydroelectric dam and for several decades the most powerful, a binational Paraguay-Brazil megastructure on the Parana River producing 75 percent of Paraguay's electricity and 17 percent of Brazil's, with visitor tours inside the dam structure.
Signal: Good Tigo 4G at the Itaipu visitor centre and panoramic viewing areas near Ciudad del Este.
A magnificent 45-metre waterfall on the Monday River just 10 km from Ciudad del Este, far less crowded than the Brazilian Iguazu side, with suspension bridges over the gorge, swimming areas below the falls and Atlantic Forest trails.
Signal: Adequate Tigo 4G at the Saltos del Monday park entrance near Ciudad del Este.
One of South America's oldest capitals with colonial-era buildings, the baroque Panteón Nacional and the Palacio de Lopez on the river bluff, where the Costanera promenade looks across the Rio Paraguay to the flooded Chaco lowlands beyond.
Signal: Strong Tigo 4G throughout Asuncion's historic centre, including around the Palacio de Lopez, the Panteón and the Costanera waterfront.
Paraguay's largest national park protecting jaguar, puma, peccary, giant armadillo, tapir and over 400 bird species in the most biologically diverse part of the Gran Chaco, an area larger than France with fewer than 1,000 human inhabitants.
Signal: No mobile signal in the park or on access roads beyond Filadelfia. Download all park maps, ranger contact numbers and 4WD trail guides in Filadelfia before entering.
Three prosperous Mennonite towns at the heart of the Gran Chaco, founded by German-speaking Mennonites from Russia in the 1920s and now thriving agricultural communities, with fascinating museums documenting the Chaco War, traditional cheese-making and the distinctive culture of this unique community.
Signal: Tigo 4G in Filadelfia, Loma Plata and Neuland towns. On the Trans-Chaco Highway between these centres, signal is very limited.
A fragment of the endangered Atlantic Forest in eastern Paraguay protecting toucans, giant otters and the largest remaining Paraguayan population of pumas, with waterfalls, suspension bridges and a small but well-run visitor centre.
Signal: Moderate Tigo 4G on the Ruta 7 highway near Caaguazu. Inside the park trails, coverage is limited.
Encarnacion's Costanera is a remarkable 4 km artificial beach on the Parana River, created when the Yacyreta Dam raised the river level, now a string of bars, beach clubs and the best sand beach in landlocked Paraguay, below which the submerged old town of Encarnacion lies under the water.
Signal: Good Tigo 4G along the Encarnacion Costanera and beach area.
Guided boat trips on the Rio Paraguay and its Pantanal side channels from Concepcion offer sightings of spectacled caiman, giant river otters, capybaras, jabiru storks and the possibility of the river's resident jaguar population in one of South America's most authentic wildlife experiences.
Signal: Adequate Tigo signal at the Concepcion waterfront. River trips into the Pantanal channels have no signal beyond the first few kilometres.
Events and seasons in Paraguay
January to February
Encarnacion Carnival
Encarnacion, Itapua
Paraguay's best Carnival, with costumed samba schools parading through the Encarnacion Sambodrome, samba queens, elaborate floats and four weeks of Friday and Saturday night performances on the banks of the Parana that draw visitors from Argentina and Brazil.
January
Festival Nacional del Tereré
San Bernardino
A celebration of Paraguay's national drink, the cold herbal infusion tereré, held at the lakeside town of San Bernardino on Lake Ypacarai, with traditional music, craft markets and communal tereré-drinking circles.
February
Festival de la Musica Costera
San Bernardino
A summer music festival on the shores of Lake Ypacarai, combining folk music, cumbia and polka paraguaya with outdoor beach parties, artisan food markets and fireworks over the water.
March to April
Festival de la Cosecha (Harvest Festival)
Caaguazu Department
A regional harvest festival in the fertile agricultural heartland of eastern Paraguay, celebrating the maize, soy and sugarcane harvests with traditional Paraguayan food, folk music, rodeo competitions and artisan market.
May 14 to 15
National Independence Day
Asuncion
Paraguay's independence from Spain is celebrated on May 14 and 15, with military parades, school marching bands, traditional pollera dress competitions and fireworks over the Asuncion Costanera waterfront.
June 12
Chaco War Commemoration
Filadelfia and Boqueron
The anniversary of the 1935 Chaco Peace Treaty is marked with ceremonies at Fortín Boquerón, the decisive battle site, and at the Filadelfia Mennonite museum, which has one of the most detailed records of this little-known but brutal South American war.
July
Expo Paraguay
Asuncion (Mariano Roque Alonso)
The largest agricultural and industrial exhibition in Paraguay, held at the Mariano Roque Alonso Exhibition Park near Asuncion, combining livestock competitions, agricultural machinery, craft pavilions, live music and food stalls over two weeks.
October
Festival Internacional de Teatro
Asuncion
An international theatre festival bringing South American and European theatre companies to Asuncion's stages for two weeks of drama, street theatre and experimental performance.
December to January
Itaipu Carnival of Light
Ciudad del Este
An annual light and laser show on the Itaipu Dam, illuminating the massive structure in colour each December and January evening to celebrate the dam's contribution to Paraguay's electricity and the new year.
December 8
Virgen de Caacupe Pilgrimage
Caacupe
Paraguay's most important Catholic pilgrimage, drawing over one million devotees to the Basilica of Caacupe 54 km from Asuncion for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, with pilgrims walking overnight from Asuncion in one of the most devout mass gatherings in South America.
Through the year
- Spring
- October and November bring warming temperatures, wildflowers in the Chaco and the build-up to summer. The Trinidad sound and light show and Encarnacion beach season both begin around this time, making October a very pleasant travel month.
- Summer
- December to March is Paraguay's summer, with high temperatures and humidity in Asuncion (often above 38C) and heavy afternoon rains. The Chaco reaches extreme heat above 45C. This is Carnival season in Encarnacion and the tereré festival season, but travel is more comfortable early morning and evening only.
- Fall
- April to June is southern hemisphere autumn, a transitional season with warm days and cooling nights. May is independence month and marks the beginning of the pleasant winter travel window. Rains reduce and the countryside is at its most green.
- Winter
- June to September is Paraguay's winter, the most comfortable season for travel with mild temperatures between 10C and 25C in Asuncion. The Jesuit Circuit, Chaco drives and Pantanal wildlife are all best in this season. Occasional cold fronts from the south called surazos can bring brief cold spells.
Working remotely from Paraguay
Asuncion has a small but growing digital nomad scene with co-working spaces like Co-Work Asuncion and several reliable cafe workspaces. The cost of living is very low by South American standards, making it an attractive long-stay option for cost-conscious remote workers.
- Connection
- Tigo 4G in Asuncion delivers adequate speeds for video calls. A Roamix plan of 10 GB or more suits a full working week of calls, uploads and navigation in the capital.
Asuncion's shopping malls including Paseo La Galeria and Shopping del Sol have reliable fast wifi and food courts for comfortable full-day remote work sessions. Use your Roamix eSIM as backup when moving between venues.
