Ecuador Visitor Visa for Commercial Acts
Up to 180 days to conduct business, sign contracts, or deliver services in Ecuador. For business people, contractors, and executives who need expert help with documents and filing.
Not sure your business activity needs a visa? Send me what you're coming to do and for how long — I'll tell you the simplest path, honestly. I reply personally, normally within one business day.

Key Requirements
Commercial Purpose
You must document a specific commercial act: signing contracts, attending business negotiations, delivering consulting services, or performing similar short-term commercial activities in Ecuador.
Background Check
Original criminal record certificate from your country of origin or residence, apostilled or legalized, translated into Spanish, and valid for 180 days (required for applicants 18+).
Activity Documentation
Proof of the commercial activity such as a contract, letter of intent, service agreement, or invitation from an Ecuadorian company. Plus proof of financial means and a completed visa application.
Every week you wait is a week of missed opportunity.
The biggest delay we see isn't immigration — it's applicants who overthink the document list. Message me your situation and I'll send you the exact checklist for your case — and tell you honestly if anything is missing.
Your Business Trip to Ecuador
A structured path to your commercial visitor visa.
Expert Consultation
We review your commercial purpose and documentation before any paperwork starts, so you never waste money on a visa you don't qualify for.
Document Procurement
We give you the exact templates and order list: passport, photos, criminal background check, commercial activity proof, financial means, and application form.
Application Filing
For pre-arrival visas, we coordinate with the Ecuadorian consulate. For in-country filings, we submit at immigration before your visa-free period expires.
Approval & Delivery
We track your application, handle any follow-up requests, and deliver your approved visitor visa for commercial acts.
The EcuaPass Service Package
More than just a filing service — we provide end-to-end business visit support.
- Document review & preparation
- Consulate or immigration filing coordination
- Commercial activity documentation review
- Application tracking & follow-up
- Direct WhatsApp communication
- Personalized checklist within 24 hours

Ready to Close Your Deal in Ecuador?
Message me your business plans and dates and I'll map the exact next steps for your case — no obligation. I reply personally, normally within one business day.
Commercial Acts Visa FAQ
It's a temporary Ecuadorian visa for foreigners entering the country to conduct commercial acts, business negotiations, contracts, or other similar activities. It is NOT a residency visa and does not lead to permanent residence. It is issued for the duration of the commercial activity (typically up to 180 days, renewable).
Business people, contractors, consultants, executives on short-term assignments, or anyone entering Ecuador to perform a specific commercial act (sign a contract, attend negotiations, deliver a service, etc.).
Up to 180 days per entry, depending on the documented commercial activity. It can be renewed or extended while the activity continues. For longer stays or work authorization, see the Work Visa or Investor Visa.
Valid passport (6+ months remaining), a clean criminal record from your country of residence, proof of the commercial activity (contract, letter of intent, service agreement, or invitation from an Ecuadorian party), proof of financial means, and a completed visa application form. We provide the full personalized checklist.
You can perform the specific commercial act you were admitted for, but it is not a general work authorization. If you need to work for an Ecuadorian employer long-term, the Work Visa is the right category. If the commercial activity evolves into a longer-term business presence, the Investor Visa or a residency visa may be more appropriate.