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I understand you point. Here are the official details- The AVE covers foreign holders of ordinary and valid passports, who wish to travel to the Argentine Republic for tourism. For this, they exclusively need to be holders of a valid visa category B2 / J / B1 / O / P (P1-P2-P3) / E / H-1B...

I have been exploring options to move to Argentina. I do have decent passive income, and I considered applying for digital nomad visa (I have read all related posts here and I understand that it’s not all that useful). Well, I am not from a visa exempt country. So I can’t apply for digital...

You can try Wise (formerly TransferWise). Wise exchange rates are generally good. You can change USD to EURO with Wise, and then transfer Euro to wherever you want. If you want to do Euro to ARS (Peso), you can use Western Union. It seems WU doesn't accept Wise virtual account numbers...

I have contacted a few lawyers and had a couple of email/WhatsApp exchanges. That's it. Googling"Argentina immigration lawyers" or "Argentina citizenship lawyers" bring a good number of lawyers with nearly 5 to 60 reviews for each of them.

Well, yes, I did mention about the student visa to Celano. They could, probably, have suggested me a better alternative. I will get back to them after a couple of weeks/month with my updated plan, that includes ditching the student visa. Thanks

I am just testing the water before jumping in, since I am not moving immediately. Doing research before making a call, aka deciding a lawyer.

Glad to know about about your progress. Could you please share about the process as you have got the real experiences. In particular,: How long it took for you to file the citizenship application after landing on Argentine soil? Did you have have tourist visa or are you from a visa free/on...

Thanks, you are very informative. Really appreciate. I have given up the idea of student visa. :) I am looking for examples of people who landed on tourist visas and eventually secured Argentine citizenship.

Apparently, in case someone applies for citizenship after 2 years of residency, he needs to have a means of earning money. Basically, a person has to show a means of living, i.e. a source of money for a decent living. That's not possible/allowed/legal while she/he is still a student. That is to...

Thank you.

Got it, thanks!

Just leave comments. It'll be helpful to all. Thanks, mate!

I received reply from Celano's Lucia Gauna yesterday. “At the moment we are not accepting new clients for citizenship or residency, we are focused in corporate mobility only.” Exploring more options.

Thanks for your answers. A couple of questions: 1. Since it's possible to apply for citizenship after arriving on a tourist visa, the phrase "but without a DNI, it is apparently impossible to apply (at a Federal Court) alone." seems a bit contrary. Did it get this wrong? 2. How to get Bank...

Thank you very much. I am going through the link. I wonder if someone has tried applying for Argentine citizenship right after landing on a tourist visa and eventually secured the citizenship. The official link of Ar Government seems to suggest a 2 year mandatory residence requirement. Not...

Thank you very much. I have seen tons of positive reviews of Celano, so I gonna wait a while for their reply. Eeventually, I wish to get citizenship and can't afford to waste time. Further, my Spanish level is just zero, so I am keen to have expert advise, preferably from Celano.

Thanks, yep. Still waiting for their reply. Not sure if they are super busy or the email bumped into their spam folder. :)

Hey, thanks a lot! Very helpful info. Well, indeed, I wish to get citizenship. That's my top priority. So, I am not at all considering permanent residency. Further, learning Spanish is like a means to an end. Although I have enjoyed learning languages, I wouldn't mind if I could get citizenship...

Thanks a ton! Is it safe to enter Argentina on a tourist visa and apply for student visa? Or, should I get a student visa before taking off? Can tourist get DNI? Appreciate.

Long thread. Appreciate. :)