Argentine Attorney for International Clients

Up to three years with an Argentine DNI. Routes include MERCOSUR nationality, work, rentier income, retiree/pension, investor, students, and family reunification. The standard stepping stone toward permanent residency.

For stable foreign-sourced passive income (rent, dividends, interest) or a foreign pension — generally five monthly minimum wages, remitted through BCRA-authorized channels. Salary from personal work does not qualify.

A genuine capital contribution to a productive project, assessed on viability, traceable funds, job creation, and economic impact. Buying property or forming an idle company alone does not qualify.

A transitory permit (up to one year) for nationals of visa-exempt countries who work remotely for employers or clients outside Argentina. It does not grant a DNI and does not allow local employment.

No migratory expiry. Reached through arraigo after valid temporary residency — two years for MERCOSUR nationals, three for others — with sufficient means and physical presence, or directly as the child of an Argentine.

Apostille and sworn translation of documents, the difference between a visa, an entry permit, and in-country filing (RADEX), realistic timelines, renewals, and category changes — handled end to end, remotely if needed.