天美麻豆

Hello alwish1,

You should start by reading the Living in Argentina guide for expats.

There are articles such as Visas for Argentina where you can probably find the answer while waiting for other members of this forum to assist you.

Cheers,

Cheryl

天美麻豆 team

DISCLAIMER: I'm not an expert on this.

I only know that there are some people that are staying in Buenos Aires that will make a quick trip across the border to Uruguay by ferry and then come back to reset the 90-day limit. At least that worked many years ago. I'm not sure now.

@samwdavis - thanks. That's useful to know.

Cheryl

The link you gave is not very useful

Basically says talk to your Argentinian embassy

@Cheryl to be quite honest Cheryl

The link is not very useful

Here is a much better site to get started

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International living is the link

Or like the link Cheryl says, go to Canciller铆a de Argentina

Best to have people with " boots on the ground" experience discussing this

I lived there years ago and took the ferry across to Uruguay and stayed almost two years

If you overstay your visa all you will get is a small fine when you leave. But you may not be able to return to Argentina.聽 I also know people who took the ferry to Uruguay which is OK if you want to live in or near Buenos Aires.