Direccion Nacional De Migraciones

[Travelbug0601]

What is the address of direccion nacional de migraciones in Buenos Aires? I've found a couple online and not sure which location is accurate or best to go to.

 

[French jurist]

AFAIK Sede Central:[background=rgb(248, 248, 248)] Av. Antártida Argentina 1355 | C1104ACA Buenos Aires [/background][email protected]

That's close to Centro Postal Internacional

Might depend which "tramite" you're interested in

 

[Travelbug0601]

Thanks!!!

 

[Farenheit]

If you're getting the DNI for foreigners, it's the other one you need to go to. Hypolito Irigoyen 952.
http://www.migraciones.gov.ar/accesible/?mostrar_novedad=1642

 

[Travelbug0601]

I actually only want to extend my tourist visa.

 

[Farenheit]

Unless things have changed, you get that done at the one Frenchie posted, Antartida Argentina.

 

[French jurist]

I actually only want to extend my tourist visa.

So that's a bad idea since you'll get an "ultima proroga" at Migraciones (there are quite many threads about that).
Better go to Colonia (or Carmelo, through Tigre, if you like something different = recommended).

 

[French jurist]

So that's a bad idea if you want to stay here for more than 3 more months since you'll get an "ultima proroga" at Migraciones (there are quite many threads about that).
Better go to Colonia (or Carmelo, through Tigre, if you like something different = recommended).

 

[Napoleon]

This can be an adventure. I went to the address listed

What is the address of direccion nacional de migraciones in Buenos Aires? I've found a couple online and not sure which location is accurate or best to go to.

AFAIK Sede Central: Av. Antártida Argentina 1355 | C1104ACA Buenos Aires[background=rgb(248, 248, 248)] [/background][email protected]

That's close to Centro Postal Internacional

Might depend which "tramite" you're interested in

I actually only want to extend my tourist visa.

So that's a bad idea since you'll get an "ultima proroga" at Migraciones (there are quite many threads about that).
Better go to Colonia (or Carmelo, through Tigre, if you like something different = recommended).

1) It's totally confusing. But you can technically do it and stay "legal"... though Bajo_Cero might mention that you can't be "illegal".

2) "AFAIK Sede Central: Av. Antártida Argentina 1355 | C1104ACA Buenos Aires"
-This is really confusing because if you go to where Google Maps has "Av. Antártida Argentina 1355", you're going to find a building that has an address sign that says:
"Av. A.A. 1355"
"Av. A.A. 1855"

Literally the building has BOTH addresses on it. But it's really going to be "1855". You will then need to walk 5 blocks towards Puerto Madero to get to Av. A.A. 1355.

So if you take the Subte (or a bus) to Retiro, walk towards the massive cranes looming over the port.
Cross the train tracks.
Turn RIGHT on "Av. Antártida Argentina"
Then walk a few blocks and look for a big ol' ~1-2 story building on your LEFT. (Ask questions as you get close.)

3) I used to "renew" my passport and/or do a "visa run" to Uruguay, but now, because I'm in the process of a long-term solution (w/Bajo_Cero), so whenever I'm here over 3 months, I just let it expire and pay the fine at the airport.
-It costs the same as Renewing Your Visa.
-There's no "Ultima Perroga".
-It takes a FRACTION of the Time to do it! (Seriously, it takes about 10 to 15 minutes at EZE vs the hour+ from your apartment to finding "Inmagraciones", and then there's the 1 to 3 hours it will take IF you are lucky enough for everything to go smoothly. (HUGE "IF"!) This can easily take a half of a day. Not guaranteed, but not surprising either.

So my advice is to skip the process and pay the fine when you leave the country.

suerte y besos

 

[Travelbug0601]

This can be an adventure. I went to the address listed


suerte y besos

Thanks!!!