Who Should Seek Refugee Status to Move to Uruguay?
Moving to another country can take many forms, as can the reasons for moving. The subject of our interview is Marat, who moved to Uruguay with his partner and went from…
Practical articles about living, relocating and real estate in Uruguay
A large editorial blog about Uruguay: documents, housing, money, cities, work, family, transportation and everyday adaptation - each topic is covered in a separate article.
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Uruguay’s main card
The Prex (Mastercard) card is the main financial tool for immigrants during their initial period in Uruguay.
Staying Warm During a Uruguayan Winter
Winter in Uruguay is a test not so much of the thermometer as of how it feels. High humidity permeates everything, turning a chill into piercing cold.
A home first-aid kit for winter in Uruguay: a practical guide to over-the-counter medicines
Winter in Uruguay, especially in Montevideo and coastal cities, is a season of piercing ocean winds and very high humidity.
How to Beat Mould: A Practical Guide
Winter in Uruguay often brings not only cool weather but also an uninvited guest: mould on the walls.
The cold has arrived and UTE bills are frightening: how to survive winter in Uruguay without going broke?
June in Uruguay began with a sharp cold spell. Arguments have started again on social media: some heroically freeze at ‘plus 18’ to save money, while others have already received their first…
Uruguay at the 2026 World Cup: What to Expect
When people talk about the World Cup in Uruguay, it’s never just about sports. For a country with a population of only about 3.5 million, football has long been a...
The Pope Goes to Uruguay: A Country Where Christmas Is Called Family Day
In November 2026, Uruguay is expected to welcome the pope for the first time in nearly forty years. The news itself sounds unusual for the country.
Retirement in Uruguay: What to Know When Moving
When you think about moving to Uruguay, retirement usually takes a back seat. You deal with paperwork, look for housing, and learn Spanish.
Real Figures: How Much Do Utilities Cost in 2026
Life in Montevideo has its own peculiarities, and utility bills are one of the main expenses that can come with surprises if you do not know...
What is Uruguay rich in?
When people say ‘Uruguay’, most recall Punta del Este’s beaches or mate in a thermos. Few know that a country roughly the size of Belarus ranks among…
Inside Uruguay: Issue 1 – The Cost of Childbirth in Uruguay
Uruguay became a secular state in 1918, before most European countries. The birth of a child here is perceived as a family event, not a religious one…
How to Get a Firearms Permit in Uruguay: Personal Experience Applying for a THATA
This article is for people who want to keep a firearm at home or practise practical shooting. It is a personal account of completing the paperwork, buying a firearm and practising the sport.
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