Argentine citizenship, planned around your family.
A second citizenship is a family decision: it affects your children's education, where you can live, how you travel and how your wealth is documented. We advise families from first question to passport, and we tell you plainly when Argentina is not the right answer.
What families come to us for
Europe without visas
Schengen and Ireland visa-free, the UK with an online ETA. No more appointments, bank statements and refusals.
Options for the next generation
Children up to 25 in one application, future children by descent, and Spain's two-year naturalisation rule for Ibero-American nationals.
A permanent Plan B
Citizenship does not expire and needs no renewal. A right to live in Argentina and across Mercosur, held quietly in reserve.
No relocation
No residence requirement, and no Argentine tax residence from citizenship alone under the announced framework.
How we advise
An honest assessment
We look at your nationality, family, wealth and goals, and compare Argentina with the alternatives before you spend anything.
A file that survives scrutiny
Argentina will vet every applicant with its intelligence services and financial intelligence unit. We document your wealth so reviewers can follow it from origin to transfer.
Through to your passport
Filing, follow-up, the decision, your Argentine ID and passport, and any notification your home country requires.
Advice for your nationality
Whether you keep your current passport, how you move the funds and what Argentina changes for you depend on where you come from.
Turkish nationals
Dual citizenship allowed; Schengen and UK visas left behind.
Gulf residents
Expatriates in Dubai, Riyadh, Doha and beyond.
Russian and CIS nationals
Dual citizenship rules, sanctions and banking.
Chinese nationals
What China's nationality law means for you.
Indian nationals and NRIs
OCI, remittance limits and planning.
Nigerian and African nationals
Dual citizenship and moving funds offshore.
Before you decide
The programme
Amounts, family rules, process and what is still unknown.
Is it right for you?
Twelve questions to ask yourself first.
Compare
Argentina against seven alternatives.
Questions
Straight answers to what families ask us.