Your 4-Step Process to Secure the Rentista Visa
Step 1: Apply for Your Certificado de Domicilio
Apply for and receive your Certificado de Domicilio (proof of address in Argentina).
Step 2: Submit Your Rentista Visa Application
Submit your complete Rentista Visa application to Argentine immigration authorities.
Step 3: Attend Your In-Person Immigration Interview
Attend your in-person immigration interview in Argentina.
Step 4: Apply for Your DNI
Apply for and receive your DNI (Argentinian ID card).
Requirements
Copy of your passport — Valid passport required
Entry stamp into Argentina — Proof of legal entry into the country
Criminal record clearance — From your country of residence
Birth certificate — Official birth certificate required
Proof of financial means — Approximately $2,000 USD/month for the last 6 months
Statement of the source of your funds — Documentation explaining the origin of your income
Certificado de domicilio — Must be obtained in Argentina
What's Included in Our Service
One initial application or renewal — Full processing of your application or renewal
Full legal counseling — Throughout the entire application process
Document compilation, compliance check and due diligence — We review and organize all required documents
All appointment bookings and immigration communication — Handled for you
Concierge support for your visa interview and DNI appointment — On-the-ground assistance at key appointments
Legal advice, representation, and translation services included — Full legal and linguistic support throughout
Timeline
| Milestone | Timeframe |
|---|---|
| Full application process | 90–180 days |
| Citizenship eligibility | 2 years |
| Permanent residency eligibility | 3 years |
Important Notes
Application timeline — The process usually takes 90–180 days—plan ahead.
You can leave Argentina — You may leave while waiting for your visa appointment.
Tax residency — You become a tax resident if you spend more than 183 days per year in Argentina.
No minimum stay requirement — There is no minimum stay required to maintain the Rentista Visa.