Other temporary residencies: self-employed, student, artists and more
- Paperwork, visas and the investor's life
- The migration process, step by step
- not audited
The IGM also publishes these temporary residencies: self-employed worker (notarial record of activities plus RTU registration; US$200/300/500 for 1, 2 or 3–5 years); student (enrollment or acceptance letter plus proof of means; US$100 per authorized year); artists and athletes (contract and contracting guarantor; US$200/300/500); intellectuals, researchers and scientists (contract plus institutional guarantor; US$200/300/500); and ministers of religion (letter from the highest religious authority; US$50 as a one-off payment). All require the general documents and the US$25 application fee.
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Figures
- Student residency
- US$100 per authorized year
- Residency for ministers of religion
- US$50 one-time payment
- Self-employed, artists/athletes, intellectuals
- US$200 (1 year) · US$300 (2 years) · US$500 (3–5 years)
Caveat
Sources
Related records
- General documents for any residency application
- Investor residency: requirements and costs
- Migrant-worker residency with a Guatemalan or foreign employer
- Permanent residency as a rentista or pensioner and its cost
- Other routes to permanent residency: marriage, family and more
- The step-by-step residency process at the IGM
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