How to retire in Ecuador. Step by step instructions for rounding up the necessary documents to bring with you to Ecuador from the United States, to get an Ecuador 9-1 Permanent Residency Pensioners Visa in Ecuador without an attorney.
If you have Social Security retirement income of at least $800 a month this is for you. I’ll walk you through the whole process from rounding up the documents to applying for and getting a residency visa in Ecuador including a cedula (Government I.D.)
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March 24, 2016 at 1:38 am
hello, I read your book and had one question about the Updated Migratory Movement Certificate. I was in Ecuador about five years ago with the purpose of getting a retirement visa but had to return abruptly to the USA. Will this show up on this document? (I have a new passport now). I plan to return to Cuenca if my initial forays have not screwed up the process.
March 24, 2016 at 6:51 am
HI Jay,
You’ll be fine, you are allowed one 90 day tourist visa per year and one 180 day visa extension per year. You’ll be entering the country with a new 90 day T-3 stamp in your passport.
Even if you overstayed your visa the last time you were here that resets after 9 months from the time you left the country to a clean slate.
You have nothing to worry about Jay.
Since you are coming to Cuenca you will need to apply for your visa in Azogues. It’s just a short 30 minute bus ride from Cuenca and they speak English. Cuenca Immigration no longer processes residency visas. Here’s the address…
Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Movilidad Humana Avenida 16 de Abril y Babahoyo, Azogues, Ecuador Tel:+593 7 407 5942
April 6, 2016 at 6:53 am
thanks!