How to get a Paraguay visa from Angola

• Angola passport that is valid for at least 3 months after exiting Paraguay.
• Passport should have at least one blank page for the visa stamp.
• A copy of a signed Paraguay application form that is completely filled.
• 2 copies of recent 2 x 2 passport photographs with a plain background are required.
• For children under 18 years, an authorization note signed by both parents along with a copy of the parent’s ID is required.
• A business letter from the host company explaining the nature of the business to be performed, the financial responsibility of applicants’ names and the address of the company is required.
• The letter should be signed by an officer of the company.
• A business letter from the sending company in Paraguay stating that the applicant is of good morals and the employer of the applicant is aware of the business trip to Paraguay.
• The letter should state applicant status held in the company and should be addressed to the Embassy of Paraguay.

• A tourist visa allows travellers to visit Paraguay for sightseeing and recreational purposes.
• With a tourist visa, applicants can visit friends and relatives.
• Original Angolan passport that is valid for at least 3 months after staying in Paraguay
• Passport should have at least one blank page for the entry stamp.
• The Paraguay visa application form should is correctly filled and signed by the applicant.
• 2 recent colour passport photographs taken with a plain background is required.
• Letter of invitation from host stating purpose and duration of stay in Paraguay.
• A letter of invitation must also include the address and identifications of the applicant's host.
• Proof of accommodation such as hotel reservation or confirmation is required.
• Holders of this visa cannot engage in business activities.
• All travellers are required to have a yellow fever vaccination certificate

Spanish and Guaraní are Paraguay's official languages. Nearly 87% of the country's population speaks Spanish. Guaraní is spoken by about 4,650,000 people, accounting for over 90% of the people of Paraguay.

The official currency of Paraguay is called the Guaraní. Its code is PYG and it is denoted as ₲. The Guaraní is made up of 100 units called centimos. However, due to inflation, the use of centimos was abolished.

Paraguay boasts the world's biggest working hydroelectric power plant, on the river Parana. Shared with Brazil, the Itaipu dam generates nearly all of Paraguay's electricity.