Argentine Rentista Visa

Argentine residency
With a pathway to
citizenship

Benefits of a residency
in Argentina via the Rentier Visa

Right to extension The applicant is granted a residence permit for 1 year with the option to extend it for another 2 years, followed by the prospect of obtaining citizenship.
Residency and citizenship for the whole family The applicant and their family receive resident status with the right to apply for citizenship after two years of living in the country.
Favorable tax system Holders of this visa type are exempt from paying taxes on income earned outside the Republic, which significantly reduces the tax burden.
Affordable cost of living Argentina offers affordable prices for food, housing rentals, and essential goods and services compared to other developed countries.
High-quality healthcare Argentina’s healthcare system is rated at 68.1 on the Health Care Index, placing it ahead of the United States, Ireland, and Croatia.
Diverse nature A comfortable climate and impressive natural diversity make Argentina an ideal country both for living and for traveling.
Unique culture Argentina welcomes new residents into a world of vibrant culture, centuries-old history, inspiring art, and authentic cuisine.
High level of digitalization Argentina provides access to various online services, including government ones, allowing applicants to submit visa requests electronically.

A powerful passport with global mobility Enjoy visa-free access to over 160 countries, along with simplified entry procedures for the United States and Canada.
Opportunities in MERCOSUR* Countries An Argentine passport grants you the right to live, work, and conduct business in MERCOSUR member states, expanding your opportunities across Latin America.
Access to government and social programs Benefit from free healthcare, social assistance programs, and access to Argentina’s top-tier education system.
U.S. visitor and business visas Argentine passport holders can apply for a 10-year B1/B2 visitor visa, as well as business visas—E1 (valid for 2 years) and E2 (valid for 3 to 5 years).
Fast-track to Spanish citizenship Enjoy a simplified process for obtaining Spanish citizenship, leveraging Argentina’s special agreement with Spain.
Dual citizenship privileges Argentina allows dual citizenship, meaning you can keep your original passport while enjoying the benefits of an Argentine one.
*MERCOSUR is the common market of South American countries, established under an economic and political agreement between Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Guyana, and Suriname.

Key benefits
of the Rentier
residency in Argentina

Rentier Standard

USD 5,000 for two applicants

+ USD 1,500 for each additional applicant

Rentier Comfort

USD 7,000 for the main applicant

+ USD 1,500 for each additional applicant

Requirements for Obtaining a Rentier Visa?
- Comfirm that your total income is equal to or exceeds the cost of living.
- Prove that the income comes from assets owned by the applicant (financial instruments, real estate, company shares), excluding remuneration from personal employment.
- Show that the funds are transferred into Argentina through banks or financial institutions authorized by the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic.
Required Documents for Spouses?
- Marriage certificate, translated into Spanish and notarized.
- Passport or national ID if the spouse is not an Argentine citizen.
- Photograph meeting the visa office requirements.
- Proof of financial capacity (bank statements, tax returns, proof of passive income).
- Medical certificate confirming the absence of infectious diseases.
- Criminal record certificate from the country of residence.
Required Documents for Children?
- Birth certificate, translated into Spanish and notarized.
- Passport or other national ID.
- Medical certificate.
- Criminal record certificate if the child is over 16 years old.
- Proof of financial capacity (similar to the spouse, if the child is adult and financially independent).
Is separate income proof required for each family member?

Yes. However, if the primary income comes from a single source (e.g., rental income or dividends), you can provide the total income but must explain how it covers the needs of each family member.

Why choose
My Argentina
for Rentier Visa

Lawyers, translators, coordinators, and migration specialists based in Argentina and abroad
Over 6 years of experience in legal support and managing migration processes
More than 1,500 satisfied clients from around the world
In-depth knowledge of local legislation and migration procedures
Guaranteed results: we make the process comfortable and efficient for you