1. lololo
   Member

   Ok, so, I'm going to be in Argentina August to December this year. All I see online is that it's free to visit for up to 90 days. Someone said in one of the threads that they don't check for return tickets upon entry, so should I go ahead and buy the 2 way ticket with my intended dates....or should i be safe and buy it for a return 90 days later and exchange that one later....are there any fees I am looking at (besides that of exchanging the ticket)? What is the cheapest/best/safest way to go about this? Any information would be helpful!

   Posted 2 years ago #

2. conon
   Member

   they don't check the return ticket on arrival but depending on the mood they do sometimes check the leave date, when we were in argentina we met many americans who extended the visa while we there so they could stay for an additional three months, they're experiences ranged from being free to paying $50usd.....the best bet would be too contact your local consulate as Fast recommends if you don't like taking risks

   Posted 2 years ago #

3. sutran
   Member

   Contact the Argentine Consulate nearest you and ask them. You should be able to spend up to 180 days there in a year but its' better to ask them directly to make sure.

   Posted 2 years ago #

4. gerdop
   Member

   Maybe I'm wrong about this, but I think you might be able to leave the country and come back. So just take a day or weekend trip (by bus) over to another country and when you re-enter Argentina your 90 days should start over again. If they check your plane ticket when you enter the country the first time, just tell them you plan on traveling by land to other countries.

   That's how it goes in Central America.

   Better check on it before you try it though. good luck to you and have fun

   Posted 2 years ago #

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