Do I have to pay taxes in Ecuador as a foreign resident?

Ecuador taxes residents on their worldwide income after they become tax residents, which generally occurs after 183 days of presence in a calendar year or upon obtaining permanent residency. However, Ecuador has tax treaties with several countries and offers exemptions for certain foreign income types. US citizens remain subject to US tax filing obligations regardless of residence. The tax situation depends on your nationality, income sources, residency status, and current treaty law. Do not rely on general advice. Get personalised guidance from qualified tax professionals in both your home country and Ecuador before making financial plans.