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Answer · 29 October 2026
| If you hold | Answer | Stay | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passport only | Visa neededYou need a visa obtained in advance from an embassy or consulate. Apply at an Argentine consulate (US$150 fee, interview). Some nationals holding a US or Schengen visa may use the electronic travel authorization (AVE). | — | Visit Argentina (INPROTUR): which countries need a tourist visa confirmed by an official sourceCheck → |
| Schengen residence permit | Visa neededYou need a visa obtained in advance from an embassy or consulate. Apply at an Argentine consulate (US$150 fee, interview). Some nationals holding a US or Schengen visa may use the electronic travel authorization (AVE). | — | Visit Argentina (INPROTUR): which countries need a tourist visa confirmed by an official sourceCheck → |
| Schengen C visa | Electronic travel authorisation neededWith a Schengen visa or US green card you can get the electronic AVE authorisation (tourism only), approved before travel. | to be confirmed | reference data secondary source · needs confirmationCheck → |
| Schengen national D visa | Electronic travel authorisation neededWith a Schengen visa or US green card you can get the electronic AVE authorisation (tourism only), approved before travel. | to be confirmed | reference data secondary source · needs confirmationCheck → |
| US green card | Electronic travel authorisation neededWith a Schengen visa or US green card you can get the electronic AVE authorisation (tourism only), approved before travel. | to be confirmed | reference data secondary source · needs confirmationCheck → |
| US visa | No visa neededSince 22 July 2025 holders of a valid US visa do not need an Argentine visa: up to 30 days, extendable once by 30. | up to 30 days | reference data secondary source · needs confirmationCheck → |