Global Mobility
in Argentina

The digital nomad visa in Argentina allows remote professionals working for companies or clients abroad to legally reside in the country for up to 12 months, with the possibility of extension. Requirements include demonstrating monthly income from abroad, having valid health insurance, and presenting a criminal background check. We handle the entire application process, from documentation to follow-up with the Immigration Office.

Tax residency determines in which country you must pay taxes on your worldwide income. In Argentina, it is acquired after staying in the country for more than 12 months or by establishing your center of vital interests. Changing tax residency has implications for income tax, personal assets tax, and the application of double taxation treaties. We analyze the optimal timing for the change and design a strategy to minimize the tax burden across both jurisdictions.

RENURE (Registro Nacional Unico de Requirentes de Extranjeros) is a registry of Argentina's National Immigration Office where every individual or legal entity based in Argentina that needs to bring foreign workers, executives, or professionals into the country must register. Without RENURE registration, it is not possible to process entry permits or invitation letters. Registration does not expire but requires keeping information up to date. We manage the entire registration process and subsequent permits.

A transitory business entry permit authorizes a stay of up to 2 months for activities such as meetings, conferences, market research, or commercial operations. A temporary entry permit for contracted workers allows residence for up to 3 years with a formal employment relationship. In both cases, the requester in Argentina must be registered with RENURE and submit documentation to the DNM. We advise on which category is appropriate for each case and manage the complete procedure.

Yes, Argentina allows foreign direct investment in multiple sectors without nationality restrictions. The most common forms include real estate acquisition, incorporation of local companies (SAS, SRL, SA), and investment in financial instruments. It is essential to properly structure the investment from a legal, tax, and foreign exchange perspective, considering FATCA/CRS regulations and the double taxation treaties applicable to your country of origin.

It depends on your tax residency status. If you are an Argentine tax resident, you pay taxes on your worldwide income (from Argentina and abroad). If you are a foreign resident, you only pay taxes on Argentine-source income. The specific treatment varies depending on the type of income (fees, dividends, rent, royalties), applicable double taxation treaties, and whether or not you have a permanent establishment in the country. We analyze each case to optimize the tax burden within the legal framework.

The rentier visa in Argentina is aimed at individuals who receive stable passive income from abroad, such as pensions, rental income, dividends, or investment returns. Requirements include demonstrating a verifiable minimum monthly income, presenting a criminal background check, and having medical coverage. It is an ideal option for retirees or passive investors seeking to settle in Argentina with a clear legal framework. We evaluate each case and manage the complete application.