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Argentina digital nomad visa (2026)
Argentina grants a transitory residence to foreign nationals who work remotely for clients abroad. It lasts up to 180 days and can be extended once for the same period, and the application is made in person inside the country.
- Minimum income
- No minimum income set
- Length of stay
- Up to 180 days
- Renewal
- Can be extended once for another 180 days
- Fee
- ARS 32,000 for non-Mercosur nationals (ARS 16,000 for Mercosur) for a transitory residence; extension fee extra
- Processing time
- Not stated
Do you earn enough?
Compare your income with this and 41 other remote-work visas.
Who can apply
Only nationals of countries that do not need a visa to enter Argentina as tourists may apply.
- Citizen of a country that is visa-exempt for Argentina as a tourist
- Provide remote services to clients or employers located abroad
- Already in Argentina after a regular entry
- Clean criminal record (for applicants over 16)
Income requirement
You need to show at least No minimum income set. No threshold is published; applicants prove their remote work and income with contracts, receipts or similar records.
Documents you need
- Valid passport
- Signed application describing the remote work
- Short CV showing experience and education
- Proof of work and income, such as a contract, certifications or fee receipts, plus at least one professional reference
- Argentine criminal record certificate and proof of address
- Apostille or legalization and sworn translation for foreign documents
How to apply, step by step
- Enter Argentina regularly as a tourist
- In Buenos Aires city, email the immigration advisory desk; elsewhere, go to the local DNM office
- Attend in person with original documents and pay the fees generated by the platform
Cost and processing time
The fee is aRS 32,000 for non-Mercosur nationals (ARS 16,000 for Mercosur) for a transitory residence; extension fee extra. Processing takes not stated. Budget extra for translations, certified copies and health insurance.
Tax
Official pages do not address tax. Tax residency usually starts after 183 days, so check with a tax adviser.
Good to know
- No lawyer or agent is needed
- A priority appointment is available for an extra fee
Visiting first?
90 passports can enter Argentina visa-free for a short stay, a common way to try the country before applying. Check Argentina visa requirements for your passport.
Official source
Argentina.gob.ar – Obtener una residencia transitoria como nómada digital
Not yet confirmed on an official source: fee, processing time. Check these with the consulate before you apply.
Argentina digital nomad visa FAQ
What is the minimum income for the Argentina digital nomad visa?
No minimum income set. No threshold is published; applicants prove their remote work and income with contracts, receipts or similar records.
How long can I stay in Argentina on a digital nomad visa?
Up to 180 days. Can be extended once for another 180 days.
How much does the Argentina digital nomad visa cost?
ARS 32,000 for non-Mercosur nationals (ARS 16,000 for Mercosur) for a transitory residence; extension fee extra.
How long does the Argentina digital nomad visa take?
Not stated.
Do I pay tax in Argentina on a digital nomad visa?
Official pages do not address tax. Tax residency usually starts after 183 days, so check with a tax adviser.
Who can apply for the Argentina digital nomad visa?
Only nationals of countries that do not need a visa to enter Argentina as tourists may apply.
Other digital nomad visas
Sorted by income requirement, lowest first.
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Ecuador
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Brazil
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Mauritius
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Colombia
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Taiwan
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Namibia
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Sri Lanka
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Italy
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Spain
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Costa Rica
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Malaysia
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Panama
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Turkey
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South Korea
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South Africa
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Hungary
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United Arab Emirates
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Malta
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Cyprus
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Greece
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Mexico
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Croatia
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Portugal
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Antigua and Barbuda
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Barbados
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Dominica
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Latvia
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Indonesia
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Estonia
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Japan
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Romania
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Belize
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Albania
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Bahamas
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Cape Verde
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Georgia
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Kenya
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Montenegro
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Seychelles
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Thailand
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Uruguay
Last reviewed November 2026. Amounts and rules change often and can differ by consulate. This guide is general information, not legal or tax advice.