For those who contribute their own capital to a real project. We structure the company, the registrations and the immigration file end to end — so the investment supports the residency.
Investor residency is for those who contribute their own capital to a real productive project in Argentina. What matters is economic substance — buying property or forming an idle company is not enough.
The rules keep outdated nominal figures; in practice Immigration assesses the real economic consistency of the project. We set a defensible amount by sector and plan.
On its own, no. It can be part of a productive project, but real activity, jobs and economic impact are required.
Yes. We structure and incorporate the company (SAS/SRL), obtain the CUIT and handle compliance, integrating it all into the residency process.
To a large extent, yes. We act under power of attorney for incorporation and filing; some steps may require your presence or biometrics.
Overview, categories and comparison.
All routes and the step to permanent.
Documents, apostille and timelines.
Updated 19 July 2026. This guide is general information, not personalized legal advice. Rules and required documents can change and each file is decided on its own merits. We recommend a consultation before starting any procedure, particularly while the scope of the annulment of Decree 366/2025 is being clarified.
Tell us your nationality, the reason for your residency, your timeline and your family situation, and we will map the fastest viable path. We work remotely and can act under power of attorney, so you don't have to travel. Confidential first reply, typically within one business day.
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