Guides, tips and analysis of the real estate market in Uruguay.
How to move funds from Argentina to buy real estate in Uruguay: the official FX market, SWIFT wires, MEP, CCL, corporate buyers, source-of-funds proof, and the bank controls in force in 2026.
Argentina is the leading country of birth among Uruguay's foreign-born residents, but Venezuela tops the group that arrived between 2012 and 2023. Here's what the census really measures — and what it doesn't.
Creditor notices under Ley 2.904, a registered promise of sale, DGI and BPS clearance certificates, and the real limits of a buyer's liability when acquiring a going business in Uruguay. What's covered — and what isn't.
Every tax a non-resident Argentine owner faces when buying, holding and renting out an apartment in Uruguay in 2026: ITP, IRNR, net wealth tax, municipal property tax, school tax, Bienes Personales and income tax.
How much of a USD 250,000 budget can actually go toward the asking price of a Montevideo apartment once you account for commission, notary fees, transfer tax, occupancy charges, furnishing and yield on total capital deployed.
Uruguay publishes census results, residency filings, and border crossings — but gaps remain. Here's what exists, what those numbers can't tell you, and how to file a request under Ley 18.381.
How to pick the moment to sell a business in Uruguay, get your numbers in order, review the lease and permits, and keep urgency from eating away at your price.
Promise of sale, registration, creditor notices, handover of possession, DGI and BPS clearance certificates, and the final deed. Here are the real timelines, liabilities and taxes involved in transferring a going business in Uruguay.
Uruguay's 2023 census identified 122,151 people born abroad, roughly 3.5% of the population. Here's why the figure of 107,578 also circulates, and what the numbers really show.
