Argentina offers a vibrant life for those looking to relocate. Here’s a simplified overview of the process to immigrate to Argentina, covering visas, residency, and citizenship.
Tourist Visa: For stays up to 90 days; a valid passport, return ticket, and proof of funds are required.
Temporary Residence: Allows stays over 90 days for work, study, family, or retirement. Apply at an Argentine consulate with relevant documents and fees.
Permanent Residence: Available after two years on a temporary visa, or by marrying an Argentine or having an Argentine child. Apply through the immigration office.Step 2: Registering Temporary Residency
DNI (National ID): Essential for access to services; apply at Migraciones with your passport, visa, and proof of address.
CUIT/CUIL (Tax ID): Necessary for banking, employment, and social services. CUIT applies for economic activities, while CUIL is for employees or benefit recipients. Apply at AFIP (CUIT) or ANSES (CUIL).Step 3: Applying for Permanent Residency or Citizenship
Permanent Residency: After three years of temporary residence, or immediately if married to or having an Argentine child. Submit documents to the immigration office.
Citizenship: Eligible after two years of temporary residence or via marriage or family ties to Argentine citizens. Application includes a basic test on Argentine culture.This roadmap covers the key steps. For more information, consult official Argentine government resources.
