Why choose Argentina for childbirth?
Argentina is a top choice for foreigners seeking dual citizenship for themselves and their child. The country offers affordable medical care, modern perinatal centers, and one of the fastest processes for obtaining citizenship for newborns, parents, and other family members.
How long does it take for a child to receive citizenship?
Immediately after birth, with the assistance of a company lawyer, you will apply for your child's citizenship at the Argentine government offices. Typically, the child receives an Argentine passport within 21 days.
How long does it take for parents to obtain residency and citizenship?
Once the newborn is granted citizenship, parents can apply for a residence permit with the support of our legal team. The waiting period for Argentine citizenship for parents is approximately six months.
Can residency or citizenship be obtained remotely?
Argentine law does not allow immigration status changes to be processed remotely. To obtain a residence permit or passport, you must be physically present in Argentina.
Are family members required to stay in Argentina after obtaining citizenship?
According to Argentina's immigration laws, family members are free to leave the country for any period after their passports have been issued.
Do parents need to learn Spanish for citizenship through childbirth?
Argentina’s citizenship program for relatives of an Argentine-born child does not require parents or other family members to pass a Spanish language proficiency test.