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Hello alwish1,

You should start by reading the Living in Argentina guide for °µÍø½ûÇøs.

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

°µÍø½ûÇø 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 Cancillería 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.  I also know people who took the ferry to Uruguay which is OK if you want to live in or near Buenos Aires.