Frequently Asked Questions

Argentina offers several visa categories including tourist, work, investor, retiree (Pensionado), rentista, and student visas. The best option depends on your personal circumstances, source of income, and long-term goals.

Processing times vary by visa type. Temporary residency typically takes 3-6 months. We work to expedite processes where possible and keep you informed at every stage.

No. Working on a tourist visa is not permitted. However, digital nomads working remotely for foreign companies exist in a gray area. For full compliance, we recommend obtaining proper residency.

After holding legal residency for 2 years, you can apply for naturalization. Requirements include demonstrating income, passing a basic Spanish and civics test, and showing ties to the community.

Yes. Argentina allows dual citizenship. You can maintain your original nationality while becoming an Argentine citizen. Check your home country's rules as well.

Marriage to an Argentine citizen can accelerate the path to citizenship. After 2 years of marriage and residency, you may be eligible to apply. We guide couples through this entire process.

Yes. There are no restrictions on foreigners buying property in Argentina. You don't even need residency. However, proper legal due diligence is essential to ensure clear title.

Property transactions involve several taxes and fees including stamp duty, escribano fees, and real estate commission. We provide a complete cost breakdown before any transaction.

The most common structures are SA (equivalent to a corporation) and SAS (simplified corporation). SAS is often preferred for smaller businesses due to lower costs and simpler requirements.

Yes, but you'll need residency (DNI) first. We assist with both the residency process and bank account opening, navigating the specific requirements of each institution.

Yes. We offer a complimentary 30-minute case evaluation to understand your situation and recommend the best path forward.

Absolutely. The majority of our clients are based abroad. We handle everything remotely via video calls, email, and secure document sharing.

We are 100% bilingual. All consultations, documents, and communications can be conducted in English or Spanish.

We work primarily on fixed-fee arrangements so you know exactly what to expect. Complex matters may be billed hourly. All fees are discussed and agreed upon before we begin.