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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PASSENGERS TRAVELING TO/FROM ARGENTINA:
Rules and regulations currently in force
Pursuant to Administrative Decision 951/21, the following passengers may enter Argentina:
· Argentine citizens or residents.
· Citizens and residents of neighboring countries who have remained in the country of origin (Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) for the last 14 days before entering Argentina.
· Foreigners from all countries as from November 1, 2021.
In order to enter Argentina, passengers must comply with the following requirements:
· Fill out the Sworn Statement found at http://ddjj.migraciones.gob.ar/app/ within 48 hours before the flight and, at check-in, show the voucher received by email upon completion of the sworn statement.
· Prove, by means of a vaccination certificate, that they have fully completed their COVID-19 vaccination schedule at least FOURTEEN (14) days before entering Argentina.
- Except for:
- Argentine citizens or residents.
- Foreigners who were exceptionally authorized by the Argentine Migration Office.
If said passengers have not fully completed their vaccination schedule, they may enter the country if they comply with a mandatory 10-day isolation period as from the day when a negative PCR test is administered, provided that they have a PCR test done SEVEN (7) days after their arrival in Argentina, the result of which must be negative for them to end their mandatory isolation.
· Have a health insurance plan covering hospitalization and isolation due to COVID-19. Such health insurance plan must not have any exclusions or limitations during the stay.
· Except for: Argentine citizens or residents.
· Submit a negative PCR test certificate obtained no more than SEVENTY-TWO (72) hours before boarding, except in the following cases:
- If confirmed by a lab test, passengers who have had COVID-19 in the last 90 days before entering the country are exempted from submitting a negative PCR test certificate. To such end, they must submit the SARS-CoV-2 test results together with their medical discharge obtained more than ten days after having been diagnosed.
- Children under the age of 6.
· Have a new test for SARS-CoV-2 done upon arrival in Argentina, and another one five to seven days later. The cost of both tests must be borne by the passenger.
- Passengers who test positive for SARS-CoV-2 upon arrival in the country must then have a PCR test done for their genome sequencing and must comply with the isolation period at the locations determined by the provincial authorities for 10 days or any other term stated by the protocol in force in the relevant province. The cost of the stay must be borne by the passenger.
- If a passenger tests positive seven days after arrival in the country, the intervening lab must make the relevant arrangements so that the competent national authority may perform the genome sequencing of the sample and so the local health authority may immediately track the individuals who were in close contact with said passenger.
· Underage children who are not fully vaccinated but are accompanied by adults who are may enter Argentina if they comply with a mandatory 10-day isolation period as from the day when the negative PCR test is administered, provided that they have a PCR test done SEVEN (7) days after their arrival in Argentina, the result of which must be negative for them to end their mandatory isolation.
Important: In order to prevent delays and complications upon arrival at the airport, we suggest that passengers who enter Argentina through the Mendoza airport follow the instructions included in this link.
· Foreigners whose direct relatives are Argentine citizens or residents (parents, children, siblings and spouses or cohabitants) who temporarily enter the country before November 1 out of necessity and do not require a visa, or foreigners expressly authorized by the Argentine Migration Office to enter the country (before November 1).
Apart from complying with all the above mentioned requirements, these passengers must:
· Produce the following documents to the airline: duly authenticated and apostilled (*) birth, marriage or cohabitation certificate evidencing the passenger’s direct relationship with an Argentine citizen, copy of the Argentine ID of the relative they are visiting, and ticket booking.
(*) In the US, documents must be apostilled.
- Submit to the migration control officer, upon arrival in the country, an application briefly outlining the reason for their trip, the dates of arrival and departure, the place where they will be staying, and any other relevant information that may be requested.
international flights
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR PASSENGERS TRAVELING TO/FROM ARGENTINA:
Rules and regulations currently in force
Pursuant to Administrative Decision 951/21, the following passengers may enter Argentina:
· Argentine citizens or residents.
· Citizens and residents of neighboring countries who have remained in the country of origin (Chile, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) for the last 14 days before entering Argentina.
· Foreigners from all countries as from November 1, 2021.
In order to enter Argentina, passengers must comply with the following requirements:
· Fill out the Sworn Statement found at http://ddjj.migraciones.gob.ar/app/ within 48 hours before the flight and, at check-in, show the voucher received by email upon completion of the sworn statement.
· Prove, by means of a vaccination certificate, that they have fully completed their COVID-19 vaccination schedule at least FOURTEEN (14) days before entering Argentina.
- Except for:
- Argentine citizens or residents.
- Foreigners who were exceptionally authorized by the Argentine Migration Office.
If said passengers have not fully completed their vaccination schedule, they may enter the country if they comply with a mandatory 10-day isolation period as from the day when a negative PCR test is administered, provided that they have a PCR test done SEVEN (7) days after their arrival in Argentina, the result of which must be negative for them to end their mandatory isolation.
· Have a health insurance plan covering hospitalization and isolation due to COVID-19. Such health insurance plan must not have any exclusions or limitations during the stay.
· Except for: Argentine citizens or residents.
· Submit a negative PCR test certificate obtained no more than SEVENTY-TWO (72) hours before boarding, except in the following cases:
- If confirmed by a lab test, passengers who have had COVID-19 in the last 90 days before entering the country are exempted from submitting a negative PCR test certificate. To such end, they must submit the SARS-CoV-2 test results together with their medical discharge obtained more than ten days after having been diagnosed.
- Children under the age of 6.
· Have a new test for SARS-CoV-2 done upon arrival in Argentina, and another one five to seven days later. The cost of both tests must be borne by the passenger.
- Passengers who test positive for SARS-CoV-2 upon arrival in the country must then have a PCR test done for their genome sequencing and must comply with the isolation period at the locations determined by the provincial authorities for 10 days or any other term stated by the protocol in force in the relevant province. The cost of the stay must be borne by the passenger.
- If a passenger tests positive seven days after arrival in the country, the intervening lab must make the relevant arrangements so that the competent national authority may perform the genome sequencing of the sample and so the local health authority may immediately track the individuals who were in close contact with said passenger.
· Underage children who are not fully vaccinated but are accompanied by adults who are may enter Argentina if they comply with a mandatory 10-day isolation period as from the day when the negative PCR test is administered, provided that they have a PCR test done SEVEN (7) days after their arrival in Argentina, the result of which must be negative for them to end their mandatory isolation.
Important: In order to prevent delays and complications upon arrival at the airport, we suggest that passengers who enter Argentina through the Mendoza airport follow the instructions included in this link.
· Foreigners whose direct relatives are Argentine citizens or residents (parents, children, siblings and spouses or cohabitants) who temporarily enter the country before November 1 out of necessity and do not require a visa, or foreigners expressly authorized by the Argentine Migration Office to enter the country (before November 1).
Apart from complying with all the above mentioned requirements, these passengers must:
· Produce the following documents to the airline: duly authenticated and apostilled (*) birth, marriage or cohabitation certificate evidencing the passenger’s direct relationship with an Argentine citizen, copy of the Argentine ID of the relative they are visiting, and ticket booking.
(*) In the US, documents must be apostilled.
- Submit to the migration control officer, upon arrival in the country, an application briefly outlining the reason for their trip, the dates of arrival and departure, the place where they will be staying, and any other relevant information that may be requested.
