German citizens applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the memorandum of understanding on working holidays agreed by Germany and Argentina should obtain the relevant visa. The working holiday programme is open to German citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:

• German citizen with valid German passport;
• Aged between 18 and 30, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to place of origin, or able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers hospitalisation and repatriation costs for the entire length of the intended stay;
• Payment of relevant consular fees for the visa.

You are reminded that, on obtaining a working holiday visa, participants in the programme are granted permission to remain in Argentina for a period of 12 (twelve) months (non-extendable). Participants may enter and leave Argentina, and may work for up to 6 (six) months of the total stay, given that the main objective of the programme is tourism and leisure. Participants may also take part in educational or training courses for up to 6 (six) months of their stay.


Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Consulate with jurisdiction corresponding to your usual place of residence, accompanied with presentation of the following documentation (originals and photocopies):
• Valid German passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4x4 passport photograph, face forward with a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from German authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;
• Reservation of a return journey to Germany, or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of €2,500 euros). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
•  Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains, to a minimum of €30,000 euros;
• Receipt of consular fees (€150 euros) if the visa is approved
• Supporting letter stating that the main motive for travel is holiday, with employment as an ancillary activity.

The fulfillment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.

Australian citizens applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the memorandum of understanding on working holidays agreed by Australia and Argentina should obtain the relevant visa. The working holiday programme is open to Australian citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:
• Australian citizen with valid Australian passport;
• Aged between 18 and 30, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to place of origin, or able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers costs of hospitalisation and repatriation for the entire 12-month stay
• Payment of relevant consular fees for the visa.

You are reminded that, on obtaining a working holiday visa, participants in the programme are granted permission to remain in Argentina for a period of 12 (twelve) months (non-extendable). Participants may enter and leave Argentina, and may work for up to 6 (six) months of the total stay, given that the main objective of the programme is tourism and leisure. Participants may also take part in educational or training courses for up to 4 (four) months of their stay.


Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Consulate in Sydney, accompanied with presentation of the following documentation (originals and photocopies) and requirements::
• Valid Australian passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4x4 passport photograph, face forward with a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from Australian authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;;
• Reservation of a return journey to Australia, or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of USD2,500 US dollars). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
• Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains, to a minimum of USD30,000 US dollars;
• Receipt of consular fees (USD150 US dollars) if the visa is approved

The fulfillment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.

Danish citizens applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the memorandum of understanding on working holidays agreed by Denmark and Argentina should obtain the relevant visa. The working holiday programme is open to Danish citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:
• Danish citizen resident in Denmark with valid Danish passport;
• Aged between 18 and 30, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to place of origin, or able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers hospitalisation and repatriation costs for the entire length of the intended stay;
• Payment of relevant consular fees for the visa.

You are reminded that, on obtaining a working holiday visa, participants in the programme are granted permission to remain in Argentina for a period of 12 (twelve) months (non-extendable). Participants may enter and leave Argentina, and may work for up to 9 (nine) months of the total stay, given that the main objective of the programme is tourism and leisure. Participants may also take part in educational or training courses for up to 6 (six) months of their stay.


Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Embassy in Denmark, accompanied with presentation of the following documentation (originals and photocopies):
Valid Danish passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4x4 passport photograph, face forward with a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from Danish authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;;
• Reservation of a return journey to Denmark, or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of €2,500 euros). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
• Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains, to a minimum of €30,000 euros;
• Receipt of consular fees (€150 euros) if the visa is approved

The fulfillment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.

French citizens applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the agreement on working holidays between France and Argentina should obtain the relevant visa. The working holiday programme is open to French citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:
• French citizen with valid French passport;
• Aged between 18 and 30, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to place of origin, or able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers hospitalisation and repatriation costs for the entire length of the intended stay;
• Payment of relevant consular fees for the visa.

You are reminded that, on obtaining a working holiday visa, participants in the programme are granted permission to remain in Argentina for a period of 12 (twelve) months (non-extendable) and may work in non-permanent positions.

Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Embassy in France, accompanied with presentation of the following documentation (originals and photocopies):
Valid French passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4x4 passport photograph, face forward with a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from French authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;;
• Reservation of a return journey to France, or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of €2,500 euros). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
• Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains, to a minimum of €30,000 euros;
• Receipt of consular fees (€50 euros) if the visa is approved

The fulfillment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.

Irish citizens applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the agreement on working holidays between Ireland and Argentina should obtain the relevant visa. The working holiday programme is open to irish citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:
• Irish citizen with valid Irish passport;
• Aged between 18 and 30, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to place of origin, or able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers hospitalisation and repatriation costs for the entire length of the intended stay;
• Payment of relevant consular fees for the visa.
You are reminded that, on obtaining a working holiday visa, participants in the programme are granted permission to remain in Argentina for a period of 6 (six) months (with the possibility to request an extension for a further three months from the Argentine immigration authorities). Participants may enter and leave Argentina, and obtain non-permanent work. Participants may also take part in educational or training courses for up to 3 (three) months of their stay.

Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Embassy in Ireland, accompanied with presentation of the following documentation (originals and photocopies):
• Valid Irish passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4x4 passport photograph, face forward with a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from Irish authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;;
• Reservation of a return journey to Ireland or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of €2,500 euros). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
• Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains, to a minimum of €30,000 euros;
• Receipt of consular fees (€150 euros)

The fulfillment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.

Norwegian citizens applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the agreement on working holidays between Norway and Argentina should obtain the relevant visa. The working holiday programme is open to Norwegian citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:
• Norwegian citizen with valid Norwegian passport;
• Aged between 18 and 30, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to place of origin, or able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers hospitalisation and repatriation costs for the entire length of the intended stay;
• Payment of relevant consular fees for the visa.

You are reminded that, on obtaining a working holiday visa, participants in the programme are granted permission to remain in Argentina for a period of 12 (twelve) months (with no possibility of extension). Participants may enter and leave Argentina, and may work for a maximum of 6 (six) months with each employer. Participants may also take part in educational or training courses for up to 3 (three) months of their stay.


Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Embassy in Norway, accompanied with presentation of the following documentation (originals and photocopies):
• Valid Norwegian passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4x4 passport photograph, face forward with a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from Norwegian authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;;
• Reservation of a return journey to Norway, or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of €2,500 euros). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
• Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains, to a minimum of €30,000 euros;
• Receipt of consular fees (€150 euros) if the visa is approved, andy

The fulfillment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.

Citizens from New Zealand applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the agreement on working holidays between New Zealand and Argentina should obtain the relevant visa. The working holiday programme is open to citizens of New Zealand who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:
• New Zealand citizen with valid New Zealand passport;
• Aged between 18 and 35, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to place of origin, or able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers hospitalisation and repatriation costs for the entire length of the intended stay;
• Payment of relevant consular fees for the visa.

You are reminded that, on obtaining a working holiday visa, participants in the programme are granted permission to remain in Argentina for a period of 12 (twelve) months (with no possibility of extension). Participants may enter and leave Argentina, and may work for a maximum of 3 (three) months with each employer. Participants may also take part in educational or training courses for up to 6 (six) months of their stay.


Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Embassy in New Zealand, accompanied with presentation of the following documentation (originals and photocopies):
• Valid New Zealand passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4x4 passport photograph, face forward with a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from New Zealand authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;;
• Reservation of a return journey to New Zealand, or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of USD 2,500 US dollars). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
• Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains, to a minimum of USD 30,000 US dollars;
• Receipt of consular fees (USD 150 US dollars)

The fulfillment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.

Dutch citizens who wish to enter the Argentine Republic within the framework of the Memorandum of Understanding between Argentina and The Netherlands on a Work and Holiday Programme must obtain the relevant visa. The work and holiday visa shall be issued to Dutch citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of submitting the application:

• They are Dutch citizens, holders of a valid Dutch passport, residents in the European territory of The Netherlands;
• They are aged between eighteen (18) and thirty (30), both inclusive;
• They are not travelling accompanied by dependent family members;
• They have not previously taken part in the Programme;
• They have no criminal record;
• They have sufficient funds for their maintenance during the initial period of their stay, at the discretion of the relevant authorities;
• They have a return ticket to their home country or sufficient funds to purchase such a ticket;
• They hold during the duration of their stay medical and accident insurance including hospitalization and repatriation in case of sickness or death;
• They pay all fees required for the issuance of the visa.
• Applicants are reminded that, upon obtaining a Work and Holiday Visa, they will be authorized to stay in Argentina for a period of up to twelve (12) months, non-renewable. They may enter into and leave Argentina and work, provided it is not a permanent job.

How to apply for the Work and Holiday Visa

The visa application is personal and must be submitted along with the following documentation (original and copies) to the Argentine Embassy in The Netherlands:

• Valid Dutch passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• One front face photograph (4x4 cm) on white background;
• A criminal record search certificate issued by Dutch authorities stating that the applicant has no criminal record for the last three years;
• An affidavit stating that the applicant has no criminal record in other countries;
• A return ticket to The Netherlands or proof of sufficient funds to purchase such a ticket;
• Proof of sufficient funds for the applicant's maintenance during the initial period of stay (a minimum of EUR €2.500). This requirement may be fulfilled by submitting (either own or third-party) bank statements for the last three months or credit card statements;
• A reservation or a budget for medical and accident insurance for a minimum of EUR €30,000, including repatriation of human remains and sanitary repatriation;
• A payment receipt for the relevant visa fee (EUR €150);
• Motivation letter stating that the main purpose of the trip is to vacation in Argentina, being work an incidental aspect of the visit.

The fulfillment of these requirements does not guarantee the grant of a visa as this is an exclusive prerogative of the Argentine Government.

This program will come into effect on July 1st, 2017

Portuguese citizens applying to enter Argentina within the framework of the agreement between Portugal and Argentina on working holidays should obtain the corresponding visa. The working holiday programme is open to Portuguese citizens who meet the following requirements at the time of applying for the visa:
• Portuguese citizen with valid Portuguese passport;
• Aged between 18 and 30, inclusive;
• Travelling without dependents, unless dependants obtain their own visa;
• Have not participated in the programme before;
• Have no criminal records;
• Have completed higher education or have successfully completed at least two (2) years of university studies;
• Are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to cover initial costs;
• Are in possession of a return journey booked to the place of origin, or are able to demonstrate sufficient funds to obtain a return ticket;
• Are in possession of health and accident insurance that covers hospitalisation and repatriation costs for the entire length of the intended stay;
• Make payment of the corresponding consular fees for the visa.

You are reminded that the working holiday visa grants permission to remain in Argentina for a period of up to 12 (twelve) months. You may enter and leave Argentina in this period, and work for up to 6 (six) months of your stay. You may also attend educational or training courses for up to 6 (six) months of your stay.

How to apply for a working holiday visa

Applications must be made in person at the Argentine Embassy in Portugal, accompanied with the following documentation (originals and photocopies):

• Valid Portuguese passport with at least one blank page;
• Completed visa application form;
• A 4cm x 4cm passport photograph, face forward on a white background;
• Certificate of criminal records from Portuguese authorities demonstrating the absence of criminal records in the last three years.
• Sworn declaration stating the absence of criminal records in other countries;
• Reservation of a return journey to Portugal, or usual place of residence, or demonstration of sufficient funds to buy a return ticket;
• Demonstration of sufficient funds to cover initial costs of stay (minimum of €2,500 euros). This can be demonstrated via bank statements or credit card statements from the previous three months (own accounts only; no third parties);
•  Confirmation or quotation for health and accident insurance policy covering at least €30,000 euros, and covering repatriation on health grounds and repatriation of remains;
•  Receipt of consular fees (€150 euros)

The fulfilment of the requirements mentioned above does not alone guarantee authorisation of the visa, which remains the exclusive prerogative of the Argentine state.