Mercosur Associated States
The associated states of Mercosur, as Mercosur itself lists them. Panama is included here for the first time and Venezuela has been moved to the full members, where Mercosur puts it. This group asserts association with the bloc and nothing more. It is explicitly NOT a list of nationalities the Residence Agreement covers: the agreement names its parties individually, and Brazil, Bolivia and Chile each apply it to a different set of nationalities. Coverage is recorded per destination on that country's residency-regional-treaty override.
Where it actually bites
Membership is one thing and what a destination does with it is another. These are the countries covered here that treat these nationalities differently, and on which question.
- Residency under a regional treaty · Mercosur Residency by Nationality - Argentina Publishes Its Own List, and Panama Is Not on It
- Residency under a regional treaty · Associated States: Chile Is In the Signed Text, the Others Are Not
- Residency under a regional treaty · Associated States: Chile's Treaty Residency Does Not Reach You
- Residency under a regional treaty · Migrant Visa (M) Mercosur - Among the Associated States, Only Chile Is in the Agreement
- Residency under a regional treaty · Mercosur Residency for Associated States - Only Where the Agreement Was Ratified
- Visiting as a tourist · Tourist Entry for Mercosur Associated States - 90 Days on Paper, 180 in the Statute
- Residency under a regional treaty · Associated States: Chile, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador Only
- Residency under a regional treaty · Mercosur Residency for Associated States - Partial Coverage
- Residency under a regional treaty · Mercosur Temporary Residency - Uruguay's Own List, Which Leaves Panama Out
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MERCOSUR (Secretaría)
About this source
The bloc's own institutional pages, and the only authority on who its member and associated states currently are - which is not the same question as who is party to the Residence Agreement.
Standing: Reports, establishes nothing
Cannot be cited for: Cannot be cited for treaty texts. Its document pages are stubs whose download links do not resolve, and its normative database refuses automated readers. Membership is all it establishes; whether an agreement reaches a given nationality in a given country is a matter for that country's own sources.
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