The AVE (eTA) visa
Up to 90 daysThe online travel authorisation for visiting Argentina — from Buenos Aires to Patagonia — for nationalities that would otherwise need a consular visa.
About the AVE (eTA) visa
The AVE lets eligible travellers — typically those holding a valid US visa — visit Argentina for tourism without a consular appointment. It allows multiple entries and a stay of up to 90 days.
How Argentina eVisa Process Works
- 1
Fill Form
Complete the simple online form.
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Make Payment
Pay securely online.
- Live3
Upload Document
AI verifies your documents instantly.
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Submitted to Immigration
Sent to Argentina Immigration.
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Get Your Visa
Delivered to your email.
Who is eligible
- For nationalities that require prior authorisation, often on the basis of a valid US visa.
- A passport valid for at least six months from arrival.
Documents required for a Argentina visa
Prepare the following documents and information to complete your application smoothly.
Passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date.
01Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
A valid US visa or qualifying travel document, where required.
02Clear, colour scan or photo.
Proof of onward or return travel.
03Clear, colour scan or photo.
A valid email address to receive your approved authorisation.
04Hotel booking or address of your stay.
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Processing time
The AVE is processed by the National Directorate of Migration and can take around 20 business days, so apply well ahead of travel.
Extension
A tourist stay can be extended once for a further 90 days at the migration office.
Prices are all-inclusive and confirmed in the application — no hidden government or service fees added later.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Official Argentina visa portal
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Immigration & entry-requirement notices
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