Argentina Residency
Residency with a path to citizenship in just 2 years - no investment required.
Who Argentina suits
Applicants who want one of the world's fastest routes to a second citizenship, with naturalisation possible after roughly 2 years of residency. [VERIFY current naturalisation timeline.]
Remote workers and entrepreneurs drawn to a low cost of living and a residency that does not require a lump-sum investment.
Families wanting Mercosur access and a foothold in South America, with spouses and dependent children included.
Investment routes
Rentista / income-based residency
OpenTemporary residency based on a stable, provable monthly income rather than a lump-sum investment, renewing toward permanent residency. [VERIFY current minimum income and qualifying sources.]
Investor or business residency
OpenResidency tied to a qualifying business or investment in Argentina, for applicants who prefer a capital-based route. [VERIFY current minimum investment and approval criteria.]
What you’ll pay
Our service fee is a flat 10% of government cost. Due diligence and biometrics are passed through at cost. Figures are for a single applicant and rise with government fees and additional dependants.
All-in
By consultation
Tax considerations
An Argentine residency permit does not by itself fix your tax residency, which generally follows from how much time you spend in the country. Argentina taxes residents on worldwide income. Your position depends on your circumstances, and we coordinate with qualified tax advisers rather than giving tax advice.
Argentina: frequently asked
Do I have to live in Argentina?
The path to citizenship is based on genuine residence, so meaningful time in the country is expected. [VERIFY current physical-presence rules.]
How fast can I get citizenship?
Naturalisation can become possible after around 2 years of continuous residency, one of the fastest timelines available. [VERIFY current rules.]
Can I include my family?
Yes. Spouses and dependent children are typically included on family residency applications. [VERIFY current dependant rules.]
Is an investment required?
Not necessarily. Income-based (rentista) residency is available without a lump-sum investment; an investor route also exists. We confirm the current options for you at qualification.