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Immigration To Argentina
Immi Legal
3 episodes
3 days ago
This podcast delves into the topic of immigration to Argentina. Explore more on our official website: https://immi.legal/
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This podcast delves into the topic of immigration to Argentina. Explore more on our official website: https://immi.legal/
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Immigration To Argentina
How to Immigrate to Argentina: A Comprehensive Guide

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.

Step 1: Obtaining a Visa

  1. Tourist Visa: For stays up to 90 days; a valid passport, return ticket, and proof of funds are required.
  2. Temporary Residence: Allows stays over 90 days for work, study, family, or retirement. Apply at an Argentine consulate with relevant documents and fees.
  3. 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

  1. Permanent Residency: After three years of temporary residence, or immediately if married to or having an Argentine child. Submit documents to the immigration office.
  2. 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.


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1 year ago
24 minutes 48 seconds

Immigration To Argentina
Argentine Citizenship through Marriage | Outlined Guidelines from Certified Lawyers

This comprehensive guide elucidates the intricate journey towards Argentine citizenship through marriage, emphasizing the importance of clear information and strategic planning. While the path is well-defined, it acknowledges the uniqueness of each immigration journey, offering personalized advice to facilitate a smooth transition into Argentine citizenship.

At immi.legal, we understand the nuanced nature of every immigration story. Our team of experts is dedicated to simplifying the process, providing personalized guidance, and turning your dream of Argentine citizenship into a reality. Embark on your journey towards a new chapter as an Argentine citizen.

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1 year ago
11 minutes 48 seconds

Immigration To Argentina
immigration to argentina

This podcast delves into the topic of immigration to Argentina. Explore more on our official website.

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1 year ago
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Immigration To Argentina
This podcast delves into the topic of immigration to Argentina. Explore more on our official website: https://immi.legal/