Travelling to Argentina

In short
18 of the 20 passports we cover can visit Argentina without a visa. Find yours below, or check your whole trip.
Entry requirements by nationality
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visa-free short stay · up to 90 days per visit
What you can bring
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- CannabisprohibitedBanned: cannabis and its extracts are Lista I narcotics, and customs prohibits narcotics in baggage.
- Cashallowed, declaration may be requiredEntering with cash or monetary instruments (foreign or Argentine currency) worth USD 10,000 or more must be declared to customs on form OM 2249A.
- Controlled medicationdepends on specificsCarry a legalised prescription that meets the Mercosur rule and is authorised by the health authority.
- Dairyallowed, within limitsPackaged, labelled pasteurised dairy such as milk powder, yogurt, butter, dulce de leche and cheese is allowed.
- Duty free goodsallowed, within limitsClothes and personal items, one phone and one notebook/tablet are duty-free.
- Fresh produceprohibitedFresh fruit, vegetables, plants and seeds are banned. Packaged processed fruit, nuts and jams are allowed.
- MeatprohibitedProhibited: meat of any species, cured/processed meats, sausages, hams, honey and other bee products, homemade food, and any food without a label.
- WeaponsprohibitedFirearms and explosives are banned in baggage without prior authorisation from the national firearms authority.
From the blog
Recent changes to Argentina's rules
- 2026-10-19Promote China and India to Argentina entry rows
- 2026-10-18Trip Check: passport validity checker (§1.6)
- 2026-10-18Summaries for four medication rows; Argentina row re-checked
- 2026-10-17Summaries for all rules; non-medication accuracy sweep
- 2026-10-16SEO sprint 2: snippet summaries, accurate permit titles, natural names, share cards
Checked against official sources on 2026-10-09. Official source
