International clients · Punta del Este / Uruguay
Ver en españolEnglish-speaking notary services in Punta del Este for international clients.
For buyers, sellers, investors and non-resident clients who need help buying property in Uruguay, signing from abroad, using a power of attorney or organizing a straightforward investment structure.
Support for property, corporate and documentary matters in Uruguay
Designed for international buyers, investors and non-resident clients who need practical coordination, clear communication and a careful documentary review from the beginning.
Buying or selling property in Uruguay
Support for property transactions connected to Punta del Este and Uruguay, with practical coordination before reservation, promise or closing.
Powers of attorney and remote signing
Guidance on the most practical signing route when a buyer, seller, shareholder or representative is outside the country.
Corporate structures connected to an investment
Support for simple company structures, corporate records and documents related to holding or operating an asset in Uruguay.
Coordination with brokers, banks and advisors
One legal point of contact to help keep the transaction organized across real estate agents, accountants, attorneys and financial institutions.
Common situations that benefit from an early consultation
These are the types of matters where clear planning usually saves time, reduces friction and improves execution.
You want to buy property in Punta del Este or elsewhere in Uruguay
An early review helps organize the transaction, identify the documents involved and reduce avoidable friction before committing to dates or payments.
A party to the transaction is abroad
When someone cannot sign locally, it is important to define the right documentary route in advance and coordinate timing with all parties.
You need to grant or review a power of attorney
A power of attorney should match the real scope of the transaction, the deadlines involved and the practical role of the representative.
You are evaluating whether to buy personally or through a company
The right structure depends on the transaction, future use of the asset and the level of simplicity or flexibility you need.
What helps us get started
A short initial checklist usually makes it easier to define the best route for the transaction and the documents involved.
If you are buying or selling a property +
- • Basic details about the property or unit.
- • Buyer, seller and broker information.
- • Current stage of the negotiation and target dates.
- • Payment structure and whether bank financing is involved.
If you need remote signing or a power of attorney +
- • Country and city where the signatory is located.
- • Type of document to sign or powers to delegate.
- • Expected timing for the signing.
- • Banks, brokers or third parties involved.
If the investment may involve a company +
- • Purpose of the structure: buy, hold, operate or invest.
- • Who will participate and from where they will act.
- • Existing corporate documents, if any.
- • Desired timing and next steps.
What international clients usually value
The objective is not to add complexity. It is to make the transaction clearer, better coordinated and easier to execute from abroad.
If you already have basic information about the transaction, the first consultation can focus on documents, risks and the most practical route to move forward.
How the process usually works
A simple working structure designed to reduce documentary friction when the parties are in different countries.
Initial assessment
We review the goal, the stage of the transaction and the documents currently available.
Structure and document plan
We define the clearest route for signing, representation, title review and supporting documents.
Execution and follow-up
We coordinate signatures, closing steps, registrations and delivery of final documents with direct communication.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers for common questions from foreign buyers, investors and non-resident clients.
Can a foreign buyer purchase property in Uruguay? +
Can I move forward if I am outside Uruguay? +
Do I need to buy through a company? +
What is useful for the first consultation? +
Related pages and next steps
These pages help clarify the transaction, the documents involved and the most practical next step.