Travel · Entry rules & passports · 8 November 2026
FCDO updates Paraguay travel advice on protests
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office has published updated travel advice for Paraguay regarding possible demonstrations and protests. British citizens do not require a visa for visits of up to 90 days, but must ensure their passport is stamped upon entry to avoid fines.
The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office has updated its travel advice for Paraguay to include information about possible demonstrations and protests. The guidance is aimed at British nationals planning to visit the country.
Visitors are typically granted permission to stay for 90 days upon arrival. A potential extension of 90 days may also be available. Travelers must ensure their passport is stamped, dated, and signed by an immigration official upon entry to avoid fines. This requirement applies specifically to those entering at a land border, such as the crossing between Ciudad del Este and Foz do Iguaçu.
The entry requirements apply to people travelling on a full ‘British citizen’ passport from the UK. British citizens must carry a valid British passport or certificate of entitlement when returning to the UK. The announcement notes that no specific limits on the timing of the demonstrations were stated in the provided information.
Written by StreetOwl from Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office’s own announcement. It was drafted by StreetOwl’s own model, every figure and quotation was checked by code against the announcement, and it was read and approved by Michael Rossi before it went up. It says what was announced, not what anyone should do about it.
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