Argentina Visa Types
Argentina Visa Types
You should know that there are different types of ETA for foreigners, and the application forms are available on VisaHQ. You can apply for a tourist, medical treatment, business, or transit ETA through our platform, and we also have updated information about the various options.
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Argentina Tourism ETA
If you are looking to visit Argentina as a tourist and you meet the ETA conditions, you can apply and get it at short notice. This travel document is ideal for fun seekers, people looking for a nice climate and culture to spend their holiday, attending festivals and social events, etc. Argentina ETA is a multiple-entry document, so you can use it as often as you wish as long as it is valid.
Port of Entry
Foreigners with ETAs can enter the country through the following approved routes.
Airports: Jorge Newberry Airpark – Ministrio Pistarini International Airport – Islas Malvinas Airport – Ingeniero Ambrosio Taravella Airport – Martin Miguel De Guemas International Airport – El Plumerillo Airport.
Land Borders: Argentina – Brazil border, Argentina – Bolivia border, Argentina – Paraguay border, Argentina – Uruguay Border, Argentina – Chile border.
Seaports: Port of Santa Fe – Port of Buenos Aires – Port of Bahia Blanca – Port of Quequen – Port of La Plata – Port of Dock Sud
Visa is not required for a stay up to 90 days
Visa is not required for a stay up to 90 days
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A visa is not required for this destination.
A visa is not required for this destination.
Sounds good! What else do I need to know while planning a trip to Argentina?
- First, check the current validity of your passport.
- Second, make sure your passport has blank Visa pages.
- Confirm if transit visa is required for any connections.
Check with your airline in case you have connecting flights overseas as part of your journey to Argentina. It may be the case that countries you pass through en route to your destination may require a separate transit visa. Please refer to visa requirements of the specific country
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Argentina Visa Policy
The official visa policy of the Argentine government is that foreigners must have visas in hand before they can enter the country unless they are from visa-exempt countries.
Visas are obtained from Argentine diplomatic missions abroad or online. The country's visa exempt list is determined by agreements between Argentina and foreign countries which may be multilateral or bilateral.
If you are from a visa-exempt country, you don't need a visa to enter Argentina. With a valid passport, you can stay in the country for up to 90 days or 60 or 30 days, depending on your nationality. Visa-free visitors can visit any part of the country they wish, but they are only allowed to work with visas, as only work visa holders can work in Argentina.
Argentina Electronic Travel Authorization
Some foreigners from selected countries and territories may apply for an Electronic Travel Authorization or AVE if they wish to visit for noncommercial purposes. This online authorization is for tourism, business, and transit. Holders coming for medical treatment may also apply for it too.
The Argentine ETA is issued only to visitors who meet some conditions. Firstly, the applicant must have a valid visa issued by the United States.
This visa may be a B2, B1, J, O, P or E visa. Suppose the applicant is from a country whose citizens enjoy visa exemption in Argentina. In that case, they can go ahead to apply for the ETA provided they can show evidence that they have visited the US at least once in the last 2 years before submitting their application for the ETA or US visa.
The good thing about Electronic Travel Authorization is that you don't need to waste time on the application or wait weeks to get it. The application is completed in just a few minutes, and the authorities will process your application in three days or less.
Argentine Travel Certificate
Another type of application document is an Argentine Travel Certificate issued to citizens of a few countries. This special document is offered to citizens of Taiwan, Tonga, Tuvalu, Kosovo, Nauru, and the Sahrawi Democratic Republic who wish to visit the country. These nationals don't need visas for short trips.
Note: The list of countries for visa exemption and ETA is always changing, so endeavor to consult the current list to determine whether you need a visa or not or whether you qualify for ETA.
Key Information About The Argentina Electronic Travel Authorization
All ETA applicants must be aware of key details about this document before submitting their applications or making the trip to Argentina with it. In this section, we throw more light and what you need to know about this entry document.
It is not a Visa: First, you should know that this ETA is not a visa but a legal entry document. Holders are not entitled to any other privilege apart from what brought them into the country. They are not issued any permits during their stay in Argentina either.
Apply outside: You cannot apply for ETA while in Argentina. Despite being an online process, you must be outside to obtain it.
Only for designated routes: This document will only be accepted for entry at designated entry routes. You may be denied entry if you use it for an unapproved route. Also, it is only valid for trips to Argentina, not any other country.
Financial Sufficiency: All visitors coming to Argentina for short visits must show proof of financial sufficiency in cash, credit, or debit card. The funds must cover their daily needs multiplied by the number of days or weeks they plan to spend.
Argentine Immigration: Do note that despite having an ETA, a visitor may be denied entry by Argentine Immigration if they cannot explain beyond reasonable doubt why they are coming to Argentina. They may also be denied entry if the officers discover that the ETA was obtained with false documents or information.
Argentina Visa Online – Get your Argentina e-Visa with VisaHQ
Argentina online visa is available to persons who wish to visit the country at short notice. You don't have to visit the Argentine embassy in your home country to get a visa if you qualify for an online visa because of your nationality.
How To Apply For ETA with VisaHQ
Applying for ETA with VisaHQ is easy if you have all the required documents, but first, you must hold a valid US or eVisa unless you are from a country on the visa-exempt list of the EU or the US. Here are the steps to take.
Fill out the ETA form: Start by filling out the ETA form with accurate information. Ensure that each section is correctly filled out with no errors or misrepresentations.
Attach documents: The documents you attach must be valid and meet the requirements for the ETA you are applying for. Upload scanned copies of each one.
Pay The Application Fee: Pay the application fee with a credit or Debit card, then submit.
Get your ETA: Once approved, the document will be sent to your email in three days or less.
Why Use VisaHQ?
If you have not used VisaHQ for online applications, now is the perfect time to try. Online applications take less time and stress, and you can complete them at home. If you use VisaHQ, you can
- Apply for more than one ETA at a time
- Save your data
- Track the status of your application
- Get technical support from our team if you need help
Visit our application page now to complete your application without stress.
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