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I think you should just wait and pay the fine on your way out. Traveling right now is not a good idea anyway. Exception is a one way trip back home ASAP to ride out this crisis in your home country, that is only if you can arrange an early return with your airline which could be almost...

The fine was 4500 pesos at the time.

I call them all "customs agents."

To answer my question it seems EZE is the only one of the two airports where you can pay the overstay fine. AEP is the other one. Also both the immigration office and the bank to pay the fine are open for 24/7 at EZE. No problems paying the fine and then coming back in two weeks later.

Very recently I left Argentina and paid the overstay fine and came back 2 weeks later and got a tourist visa for 90 days. I had overstayed for over a year. Before that I was gone for 3 months. and before that I had made a visa run to uruguay for a day. Just sharing my experience. I was never...

I have been here for couple years now. One time I went to Uruguay for a day and came back and got another 90 days of tourist visa. Left the country before 90 day and stayed abroad for couple months and came back to Argentina and got another 90 day visa. I overstayed for almost two years and paid...

Is EZE the only airport in which one can pay the overstay fine? More specifically can one pay the fee at Rosario (Islas Malvinas) International airport? Thanks