Argentina Digital Nomad Visa 2026
⚠️ Mandatory Health Insurance
Argentina requires comprehensive travel health insurance without co-pays. Our top pick: SafetyWing Nomad Insurance — compliant, affordable, and trusted by nomads worldwide.
Tax Rules for Digital Nomads
Tax rate under this visa: Taxable if >183 days (progressive 5-35%)
How to Apply
Prepare your documents
Gather a valid passport, proof of remote work (employment contract or client agreements), bank statements showing $1,446+/month income for the last 3 months, health insurance (SafetyWing Nomad Insurance), and a clean criminal record with apostille.
Apply at an Argentine consulate or in-country
Submit your application at the nearest Argentine consulate, or if you are from a visa-exempt country (US, Canada, EU), you can enter as a tourist and apply for the digital nomad residence at Migraciones in Argentina. Pay the fee (approx. $200).
Receive your temporary residence and register
Processing takes 2–4 weeks. Once approved, you receive a 180-day transitory residence permit, renewable for another 180 days. You must also obtain a CUIL (tax ID number) if you plan to open a bank account or sign long-term leases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I pay Argentine taxes?
You become an Argentine tax resident after 183 days, subject to progressive rates of 5–35%. If you stay for only 180 days and do not renew, you remain a non-resident and only Argentine-source income is taxed.
Can I renew the digital nomad permit?
Yes, the initial 180-day permit can be extended for another 180 days, giving you a full year. For longer stays, you may need to transition to a different visa category.
What about the cost of living in Argentina?
Argentina is one of the most affordable countries for digital nomads. A single person's monthly expenses (excluding rent) average around $733. A one-bedroom apartment in Buenos Aires city center costs $350–$750 per month[reference:24].