Remote work · no DNI

Digital nomad visa in Argentina

For people who work remotely for clients abroad and want to live in Argentina for a few months. Fast to obtain — and we help you decide whether, in your case, temporary residency with a DNI is better.

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The digital nomad visa is a transitory residency (up to one year) for people working remotely for employers or clients outside Argentina. It is fast to obtain, but grants no DNI and does not allow local employment.

up to 1 yr
180 days + extension
Remote
clients abroad
No DNI
transitory
Exemption
visa-free countries
Who it's for

Is this you?

  • You work remotely for employers or clients outside Argentina.
  • You are a national of a country exempt from the tourist visa.
  • You want to live in Argentina for a few months without a local employment tie.
Requirements

What you must present

  • Proof of the remote activity (contract, employment or clients abroad).
  • Proof of income for self-support.
  • Valid passport and, where applicable, health insurance.
Choose wellIf you want a DNI and a path to permanent, the nomad visa may not be ideal: consider temporary residency by work or as a rentier. We help you pick the right route from the start.
How we help

From framing to approval

  1. Assessment of your profile and the most convenient route (nomad vs. temporary).
  2. Preparation and legalization of documents.
  3. Filing and follow-up through to approval.
  4. Planning the extension or the switch to a category with a DNI.
FAQ

About the digital nomad visa

Does the digital nomad visa grant a DNI?

No. It is transitory and grants no DNI. For a DNI and a path to permanent, consider temporary residency by work or as a rentier.

How long does it last?

Up to 180 days, with a single extension for an equal period — a maximum of one year.

Can I work for Argentine companies?

No. It only allows remote work for employers or clients abroad.

Can I later switch to residency with a DNI?

It is not automatic, but we plan the transition to a temporary category (work, rentier) when it makes sense.

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Aníbal Falivene
Attorney · CPACF Volume 71, Folio 132 · Buenos Aires

25+ years in Argentine public and private law. Foreign investment structuring, residency, immigration and citizenship, with direct service in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese.

Updated 19 July 2026. This guide is general information, not personalized legal advice. Rules and required documents can change and each file is decided on its own merits. We recommend a consultation before starting any procedure, particularly while the scope of the annulment of Decree 366/2025 is being clarified.

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