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New permanent-visa holders may now be outside Ecuador for 180 days a year for each of the first two years, the timeline pegged to the date when the visa was obtained.I have received different answers from official sources regarding this. The ... Read More

Amparo... convenio... applications were still accepted. Are these refugee visas? cccmediaNo, amparo is spouse/children, or relatives of Ecuadorian nationals and permanent visa holders although it may include refugees as well. Convenio refers to ... Read More

Beginning Feb. 13th, the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Movilidad Humana (MREMH) in Quito was no longer accepting applications for the former category 9 immigrant visas with the exception of amparo and convenio. All of the other types of ... Read More

First, the election is much more important to the players than getting the reglamento done early. Second, the new president takes office in April after the election. If he considers he has 120 days from when his term starts in order to properly ... Read More

The latest from my Quito attorney (last Friday) is that it's going to be up to three more months before the Ecuadorian government issues the new migraci贸n rules based on the new law. Keep in mind that a new Administration will be coming in ... Read More

HI, could you explain the not having a degree part? And what does ec stand for? Thanks for all the advice! We have a rental property maintaining one of our properties we moved from, so we will continue doing that. As far as our fernandina house, ... Read More

person at the office said that applications submitted prior to last week's cutoff will be processed under the old law.... I would imagine the same should be true for those who currently have their visas.Thanks for the update on how things are ... Read More

It appears the new procedures regarding the ley de movilidad will be published within a week or two. While the person at the Dirrecion de Extranjeria who is processing my visa is in training courses, another person at the office said that ... Read More

Formal classes are great for learning the grammar/syntax/rules but they will only get you to a certain level unless you are practicing it regularly. I had taken Spanish courses when doing my undergrad in the US but without being to practice it ... Read More

Hi, my 9v application is also in progress, and I'm pretty concerned about the new immigration law, too. I think my application is slower than yours, because I am still under the review of SENESCYT. Is it sure that under the new law, the 9v visa ... Read More

I was being sarcastic regarding it being clear as the provision I quoted is contradictory in itself. Existing permanent resident visas don't expire, but they will be subject to the requirements of the new law which says many of the former ... Read More

Spanish was so different from one country to another, so my biggest gaff comes from the difference between idiom and the dictionary (or other countries). I was picking up a journalist to bring back to the winery I was consulting in. I told the gate ... Read More

the old law will apply to current visas until they expire. Upon renewal, the conditions and categories of the new law will apply.....the same for permanent residents as well. Except for the fact the immigrant/permanent resident visas (pensioner, ... Read More

It's definitely confirmed that Correa signed the ley de movilidad humana today. Now comes the fun part.....trying to find out how this will affect my pending 9V professional visa application. Under the current law the 9V is a permanent resident ... Read More

It is such a tense situation . I am worried what will happen to the Residency visa applications that are in progress .My girlfriend (and visa facilitator) went to the Dirrecion General de Extranjer铆a yesterday to ask the same question. In ... Read More