
How Many Foreigners Actually Live 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.
Guides, tips and analysis of the real estate market 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.

A practical checklist for verifying the permits behind a café or restaurant in Montevideo: RUNAEV registration, fire-department authorization, municipal trading permit, hygiene certificate, expiration dates and what happens when ownership changes.

Yes, and you can work even while your residence application is being processed. Requirements, the 2026 minimum wage, where to look, validation of qualifications and the truth about "0 % tax" in IT.

Ten warning signs that reveal an overpriced goodwill payment, a business that can't survive without its owner, or a sector already crowded in that particular neighborhood — before you put down a single peso.

Moving to Uruguay with no local employment history? INGAR assesses which guarantee may work and finds a home that fits your profile and budget.

How to figure out whether your business listing is stalling because of price, the ad itself, missing paperwork, or the terms of the deal — before you slash the price blindly.

What an employee actually costs a Uruguayan business in 2026: minimum wage, employer contributions, the 13th-month bonus, vacation pay and mandatory accident insurance. Plus how VAT and corporate income tax work for a small business.

What Argentines weigh before moving to Uruguay: tax residency, the new expat regime that starts in 2026, real property-buying costs, and the myths worth checking before you commit.

Median asking rent across 49 publishable Montevideo neighborhoods, from USD 429 to USD 2,894, with budget bands and the July 2026 INGAR Index methodology.