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Paraguay maintains visa waiver for US tourists; PAHO monitors health risks

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Paraguay's Foreign Ministry maintains a visa exemption for US tourists visiting for up to 90 days, a waiver set by Law 7314/2024 that remains valid until August 13, 2027. The State Department rates Paraguay Level 1, advising normal precautions, though five northern departments are rated Level 2, requiring increased caution. PAHO is monitoring health risks stemming from floods in a Paraguayan border city.

From riotimesonline.com

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The travel advisories and visa rules affect the logistics and costs for foreign visitors and businesses entering Paraguay. PAHO's monitoring of flood-related health risks could impact local public health infrastructure and travel safety.

From riotimesonline.com

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    Tourism revenue could be affected by the health risks and increased caution warnings in certain areas.

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