Argentina Transit Visa

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Passengers traveling through Argentina to another country within twelve (12) hours of arrival, holding an outgoing boarding pass and declared as such by the airline, do not need a visa or to pay the Reciprocity Fee.

Transit visas for Argentina can be obtained for passing through the country to another destination, for stays ranging from 12 hours up to 10 days.

Passengers in transit in Argentina fall into THREE (3) categories:

1. Passengers in transit: Those entering Argentina solely to transit to another country, holding an Argentine consular visa for this purpose, with permission to stay for up to TEN (10) continuous days. The National Directorate of Migration may extend this period once for the same duration with reasonable grounds.

2. Passengers continuing their journey: Those entering Argentina intending to continue their journey to another country, departing within TWELVE (12) hours of arrival, presenting a confirmed departure ticket and declared as such by the carrier. These passengers are exempt from requiring a consular visa. The National Directorate of Migration may extend the stay period for valid reasons. The carrier is responsible for ensuring these passengers leave the country. Passengers continuing their travel and departing from the same location they arrived must remain within the airport, station, or entry or exit point while awaiting transportation.

3. Crew members or team members of a means of transport with Argentine or foreign flag: Those entering Argentina for this purpose have a stay period of up to TEN (10) days, exceptionally renewable for another similar period.


Remarks: The information provided is solely intended as a guide. Should you have any doubts, please consult the airlines or relevant authority for clarification.

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