Unrestricted: Any child born in the country automatically becomes a citizen.The law states you can apply immediately after marriage. In practice, it's best to wait at least 6 months.Oficially, may apply immediately if you have a common child with an Argentinean citizen or have a child born in Argentina (jus soli). In practice, it's best to wait at least 6 months.
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In early December 2001, ‘normal’ life very suddenly ceased to exist in Argentina— anything that remotely resembled a functional society came to an abrupt end. And that is by no means an exaggeration. The banking system collapsed. Financial transactions ground to a halt. Desperate people looted supermarkets for food, and then grocery shelves emptied. Energy ran […]
July 10, 2014 En route to Batumi, Georgia The first recorded sovereign default was in the 4th century BC when ten Greek cities failed to honor loans from the temple of Delos. Most of the borrowers could not pay back what they owed and the temple took an 80% loss on its principal. (Clearly they […]
Looking to make Argentina your second home? The country’s Rentista Visa program offers retirees and folks with passive income (e.g. from property rentals) the ability to obtain residency there. Plus, you can apply for Argentinian citizenship after just two years of residency. Let’s get into the details below… A closer look at Argentina’s Rentista Visa […]
If you’ve never seen polo played live, put it on your list. I’m not talking about watching it on a screen or catching a glimpse from some corporate hospitality tent. I mean standing close enough to feel the ground shake when eight horses come at full gallop, close enough to hear the mallet connect. It’s […]
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