Meeting · phone · bank
First days on the ground
We meet you and help with temporary housing, a SIM card, a bank account and healthcare — sorting everyday things while you settle in.
Discuss your arrival
Piriápolis and nearby
What’s included
- Meeting you and housing for the first weeks
- SIM card, bank, transport
- Healthcare, shops and everyday questions
The first days in a new country are the hardest: everything is in Spanish, and it is unclear where to buy a SIM card, how to open an account or where to see a doctor. I help you get oriented quickly and handle the first practical matters.
That leaves you free to focus on your family instead of looking for the right office.
How it works
- Before arrivalwe plan your first days
- Arrivalwe help you move in and find your way around
- First weekswe stay in touch and solve everyday questions
Tell me about your situation
We help personally, not as an agency. We agree on the format and terms upfront — just tell us about your situation.
Other services
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Moving consultationsMy parents will go through your situation: Migración, documents, where to live, land or a house in Piriápolis. And they stay in touch after the consultation.
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Turnkey relocationWe guide your family through the whole move: documents and apostilles, Migración and the cédula, school, housing and the first practical matters in Uruguay.
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Migración appointment and filingWe help you book Migración, check your set of documents before the visit and go with you to file — without extra trips to Montevideo.
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School and kidsWe help you choose a school, explain what enrolment requires and how to prepare your child’s school records and vaccination documents.
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Airport pickupWe arrange your pickup at Carrasco Airport, help with luggage and take you straight to your accommodation.
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VIP day in UruguayA private car trip with our family around Piriápolis or Punta del Este: neighbourhoods, schools, shops, banks, real estate — and honest answers to any question. We show you our house, and you can have lunch with us.
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