Home to 46 million people, Argentina features European-style cities, rich cultural heritage, world-renowned gastronomy, and emerging tech and agricultural sectors, making it an attractive destination for globally mobile individuals seeking long-term residency or a strategic second citizenship.
Argentina offers one of the fastest citizenship timelines in the world. Foreign nationals may become eligible to apply for citizenship after just two years of legal residence. The Argentina Rentista Visa allows applicants to qualify for residency without making a large capital investment, relying instead on stable foreign passive income.
As a member of the Mercosur bloc, Argentine residents benefit from regional mobility rights across Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Chile, adding strategic value for internationally mobile individuals.
The Argentina Rentista Visa allows individuals to obtain legal residency by demonstrating stable foreign passive income such as pensions, rental income, dividends, or trust distributions.
Applicants generally need to show approximately USD $2,000 per month in qualifying income. The visa grants renewable temporary residency, which can lead to permanent residency and eligibility for citizenship after two years.
No minimum capital investment required
Qualification based on recurring foreign passive income
Optional property purchase after residency is granted
Argentina is located in South America, bordered by Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Bolivia.
Spanish is the official language.
Yes, Argentina allows dual citizenship.
Yes, Argentina offers residency through income, work, business, and family-based routes.
Tax residency depends on residency status and length of stay.
Whether you’re seeking second citizenship or residency, planning a relocation, or building a cross-border mobility strategy, we’ll help you take the next step.
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