Argentina Visa Guide: Every Option for Living There
Lost in the options? A friendly Argentina visa guide to every route — tourist, digital nomad, rentista, pensionado, work, student,...
June 10, 2026Section
Argentina News in English
Argentina news in English from The Rio Times — Buenos Aires politics, economy, markets and culture.
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Retiring in Argentina: The Rentista and Pensionado Routes
Retire in Argentina on roughly US$1,500/month via the Rentista or Pensionado visa. One-year renewable residency, low costs, and Buenos Aires...
June 10, 2026
Tax Residency in Argentina: The 183-Day Rule
Spend 183+ days in Argentina or get permanent residency and you're a tax resident, taxed on worldwide income. Non-residents pay...
June 10, 2026
Investing in Argentina: Rates, Plazo Fijo and the Peso
Investing in Argentina is high-yield and high-drama. A plain-English guide to the BCRA rate, the plazo fijo, the peso and...
June 10, 2026
Buying Property in Argentina as a Foreigner
Foreigners can buy urban property in Argentina with no visa or residency required. You'll need a CDI tax ID and...
June 10, 2026
Work Visa in Argentina: The Employer-Sponsored Route
Taking a job in Argentina? The employer-sponsored work residency, explained simply: how your company sponsors you, the documents, the process...
June 10, 2026
Argentina’s Digital Nomad Visa: How It Works
Argentina's digital nomad visa costs around US$200, allows a 180-day stay extendable by another 180, and is applied for online...
June 10, 2026
Shopping and Daily Life in Argentina: How It All Works
Where Argentines actually shop — ferias, the corner chino, supermarkets, MercadoLibre and the delivery apps that run daily life. Plus...
June 10, 2026
Building a Social Life in Argentina: Finding Your People
From InterNations and Meetup to fútbol, milongas and asados — the friendly, practical routes to building real friendships in Buenos...
June 10, 2026