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Residential Real Estate – Rentals & Sales

Value for Money Uruguay has no restrictions on foreign ownership of any types of real estate, and there are all types in all price ranges, from apartments to houses to farmland to commercial properties. Generally speaking, renting or buying real estate is one aspect of the cost of living that is lower in Uruguay than […]

29.09.2025
Daily Life in Uruguay, Immigration & Residency, Language & Cultural Integration

Spanish Translation & Learning

The Local Dialect Uruguayans (and Argentinians) speak a Spanish dialect referred to as “Rioplatense,” named for the Rio Plate that forms their border. Rioplatense is characterized by its distinct pronunciation, vocabulary, and some grammatical differences with other Spanish dialects. Along the Brazilian border, there is another dialect that is known as Portuñol, a contraction of Português and Rioplatense. Italian words and place names have […]

29.09.2025
Language & Cultural Integration

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