Paraguay

Aevamo’s reading

Ley N° 6.984 De Migraciones is the statute that creates the entry obligation for Paraguay: Article 41(2) requires a foreigner admitted on a transitory stay to hold an entry visa issued by the Ministry of Foreign Relations 'en los casos que se requiera', and Article 42 caps transitory stays at 90 days. The migraciones suppression table reports which countries are exempt from that obligation; the law is what imposes it.

The Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores - the ministry that issues Paraguayan entry visas and the body that Decreto N° 10.033/12 art. 20 empowers to grant visas de arribo at the Aeropuerto Internacional Silvio Pettirossi and to name the beneficiary states by ministerial resolution - states on its current 'Visas de Arribo' page that Omán is among the nationals who 'tienen concedida la visa de arribo' at Silvio Pettirossi 'sin trámite previo'. Resolución 1384/12 art. 12 (as amended) does not name Omán, so the page is the current grant on which this row rests (instrumentFallback below). The other states the quoted passage names are answered on their own rows - Australia, Canadá, Estados Unidos de América, Nueva Zelanda y Taiwán on prf-90 (visa-free, up to 90 days) and Qatar on prf-voa - leaving Oman as the issuer this row answers: visa on arrival at Silvio Pettirossi with no advance authorisation.