Personal experience, not an agency
I’m Renat
Our journey from Mariupol to the house we are building in Uruguay. I share our experience and help those who come next.
Where our family lives
MOVING TO URUGUAY.Let’s start with your plan.
From your first questions to settling in. Julia helps your family understand the paperwork, plan the move and find your feet locally.
Discuss my moveYour family in Uruguay
A family living in Uruguay is by your side.
Our family moved from Mariupol through Switzerland to Piriápolis. We now live here, the children attend a local school, and we have bought land and are building our home.
Julia — Renat’s mom
Uruguay ☀
How we help
How can we help you?
Just a plan, or help at every stage? Choose what suits you — we agree on the scope in advance.
The Uruguay we know
More than a move. A place to feel at home. Piriápolis.
Paperwork is only part of moving. There is school, housing, daily life and a new pace. We live in Piriápolis and help you find your feet locally.
Life by the ocean
Walks along the waterfront, the coast and time with family. We show you the town as we see it every day.
Home starts with daily life
Where to live, how to choose a school and what to do first — we discuss what matters to your family.
People you already know
Ask about life here and discuss help before you fly. After moving, you already know someone to turn to.
Where we begin
Where are you now?
Choose your situation. We can start preparing before you fly — or help once you are here.
You are still at home+
Prepare the move before booking flights
We review documents, apostilles and translations. I help organise the Migración appointment and the local part of the process — payment, phone number and address.
- A plan for your family
- Document review
- Booking before arrival
You are already in Uruguay+
Settle in without the scramble
I can meet you in Montevideo, help with housing, school and a clinic, accompany you to DNIC in the Maldonado region and help with Registro Civil.
- Arrival and first days
- School and healthcare
- DNIC and Registro Civil
- 01We get acquainted
You tell us about your family, citizenship, timeline and plans. We identify the most sensible first step.
- 02We build the plan
We check which documents and actions you actually need — and what you can skip.
- 03We go through it together
We prepare the filing, book Migración, accompany you and help with practical matters.
- 04We stay in touch
We do not disappear after filing: we answer questions and help you settle into life in Uruguay.
Before we work together
Get to know Uruguay first.
We write honestly about documents and daily life — without advertising promises or second-hand stories.
Where to begin
Your questions. First answers.
Can we start preparing before we arrive in Uruguay?
Yes. It is better to review your family, citizenship, documents and sequence in advance, while there is still time to obtain certificates, apostilles and translations.
Can you provide full residency support?
Yes. We agree on the scope in advance: from checking documents and booking to filing preparation and accompaniment at Migración. The government authority always makes the final decision.
Can we get an earlier filing appointment?
We monitor released slots and check lawful booking options. No specific date can be promised, but an earlier opening can sometimes be found.
Can you help us rent or buy a home?
Yes. We work with trusted real-estate partners, help choose an area, arrange viewings and understand the terms. Any partner terms are agreed before you decide.
What if I only need a consultation?
You can start with one conversation. We review your situation, budget and timeline, answer your questions and give you a clear next step — even if you continue on your own.
The first step is a message
Let’s start with you.
Tell Julia about your situation.
Tell me which country you are coming from, who is moving and when you plan to arrive. I will look at your situation and suggest the best place to begin.
Julia — Renat’s momYour local contact in UruguayWe are not lawyers or a government authority. Where an official signature is required, we involve trusted translators, notaries and other professionals.