Tourist Visa
in Argentina

It depends on your nationality and the type of stay. Argentina maintains visa exemption agreements with most countries in the Americas, Europe and several in Asia and Oceania. Nationals who require a consular visa include citizens of China, India, some countries in Africa and the Middle East, among others. The updated list can be consulted on the National Immigration Office (DNM) website or the corresponding Argentine consulate.

US citizens do not need a visa to enter Argentina as tourists. They can stay for up to 90 days with a valid passport. The stay can be extended for another 90 days at the National Immigration Office before the initial period expires. No reciprocity fee is currently required.

The authorized stay as a tourist in Argentina is up to 90 days (3 months). This period can be extended for another 90 days at the National Immigration Office (DNM). The extension must be requested before the original period expires.

The extension is requested at the National Immigration Office before the initial 90 days expire. A valid passport, proof of entry to the country and payment of the corresponding immigration fee are required. The extension allows an additional stay of up to 90 days.

Staying in Argentina beyond the authorized period constitutes an immigration irregularity. A fine for exceeded stay is applied upon leaving the country. Additionally, the irregular situation may complicate future entries. It is advisable to request the extension before expiration or to regularize your immigration status with legal advice.