Embassies and ConsulatesIf your academic program in Argentina is less than 90 days, you are not required to obtain a student visa. If your academic program in Argentina is more than 90 days, you are required to obtain a student visa, but will do so on site in Buenos Aires. First, students will enter the country on a tourist visa which you will get upon arrival to the airport in Buenos Aires. The tourist visa is a stamp in your passport which is good for no more than 90 days. NOTE: Students who are under 18 years old will not be able to obtain a student visa in Argentina and should contact the ISA office immediately! If you fail to obtain your student visa in Argentina for your semester/year program, you will not receive a transcript from the university. The ISA Buenos Aires staff will help you through the visa process. Once enrolled in the program, ISA will provide more details regarding the visa process. Note: Embassy and consulate contact information is subject to change without notice. Please refer to the website of the embassy or consulate to verify information. ConsulatesIn order to find contact information for your specific consulate, please choose the state or region of your permanent residence from the dropdown box below, and click submit to continue. Embassies
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaU.S. Embassy in ArgentinaEmail: BuenosAires-ACS@state.gov General information... ISA directors will register students with the U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires upon arrival to Argentina. | |
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