Visa to Argentina

Visa to Argentina is the first step for those planning to visit this amazing country. For tourist purposes, citizens of many countries, including Germany, are granted the possibility of visa-free entry for up to 90 days.

However, for citizens of other countries, there is an opportunity to obtain an electronic entry permit (ETA or in Spanish AVE). This avoids the need to visit a consulate and greatly simplifies the process. Everyone else must apply for a consular visa.

The visa application process may vary depending on the type of visa and the applicant's nationality. For some types of visas, such as tourist visas, there is the possibility of submitting an online application, which simplifies and speeds up the process.

To apply for a visa, it is necessary to prepare the required documents, including a passport, photographs, and proof of financial solvency. Tourist visas, as a rule, allow staying in the country for up to 90 days, while other types of visas, such as work or student visas, may provide a longer stay.

Argentina is a country that offers many opportunities for travelers, and understanding the visa regime will help you plan your trip without problems and delays.

Visas to Argentina can be short-term and long-term, and their validity varies depending on the type of visa and the purpose of the trip. Below is a table reflecting the main parameters of visas, including ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization):

ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) — this is an electronic travel authorization available for citizens of certain countries. It allows entry into Argentina and stay up to 90 days within a 180-day period. ETA is processed online.

Short-term visas: Short-term visas are intended for those who plan to stay in Argentina for up to 90 days. They include:

• Tourist visa: for entry with tourism or recreational purposes.
• Business visa: for trips related to work.
• Medical visa: for treatment in Argentine medical institutions.
• Media visa: for representatives of the media.
• Religious visa: for members of officially recognized religious orders.

Long-term visas: Long-term visas are intended for those who want to stay in Argentina for more than 90 days. They include:

• Work visa: for foreign nationals who have found a job in Argentina.
• Student visa: for those planning to study at Argentine educational institutions.
• Family visa: for reunification with close relatives who are citizens or permanent residents of Argentina.
• Investment visa: for those investing in the Argentine economy.
• Pension visa: for foreigners wishing to retire in Argentina.
• Digital nomad visa: for remote workers working for international companies.

To obtain a visa, it is important to consider the processing time and document requirements. Pay attention to the validity period of the visa and the possibility of extension depending on the type of visa and the purpose of your stay.

If you are not a citizen of one of the countries exempt from the visa regime, you will need to apply for a visa to travel to Argentina. Below are lists of countries whose citizens can visit Argentina without a visa for a certain period.

How much does a visa to Argentina cost? The cost includes consular fee, service fee, and optional additional services such as filling out an online visa application, arranging valid international medical insurance, and priority service. The price depends on the type of visa, nationality, and processing time. Use the visa calculator to comfortably calculate the total cost, including additional services, online.