Answer
The migration service accepts income that can be documented and linked to the applicant, including employment in Uruguay, remote work, self-employment, business ownership, pensions, rental income, investment payments, and other regular income.
It is important to show not only the amount, but also the origin, frequency, and availability of funds. For employment, a contract and payments are needed; for rental income, proof of ownership, a contract, and payments are needed; for a business, turnover, profit, salary, and dividends must be distinguished.
Income can come from Uruguay or abroad if the flow of funds is clear from the documents. Bank statements should show the account holder, period, currency, and transactions. A local notary or accountant can issue a final certificate, but it must be based on the primary documents.