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Do I need a visa for Argentina with a US passport?

Who this applies to
Passport
US
Destination
Argentina
Purpose
Tourism
Stay
Up to 90 days
Short answer
No visa required

No visa needed. You can stay up to 90 days.

Verified October 5, 2026

Source: Embassy of Argentina in the United States (Argentine Foreign Ministry).

What you need

Why you can trust this answer

QTT checked Argentina's official guidance on October 5, 2026. We re-check these sources and update this page when official rules change.

Official sources

Visa rules for all 199 passports: Argentina visa hub.

Visa costs and applying

Argentina at a glance

RegionSouth America
Everyday prices47 on our price index (US = 100)
PowerType C/I sockets, 220/380 V, 50 Hz

On cost, Argentina is mid-priced for travelers: everyday prices sit at about 47 on a global index where the United States is 100. See how Argentina compares to 179 countries.

Pack a plug adapter: US devices use Type A/B/NEMA 14-30/NEMA 14-50, but Argentina uses Type C/I. Voltage differs too (220/380 V there versus 120/240 V, 120/208 V, 277/480 V at home), so check for a dual-voltage label before plugging in. Full plug and voltage guide for Argentina.

Common questions

Do US citizens need a visa for Argentina?

No. US passport holders do not need a visa for tourism stays in Argentina of up to 90 days.

How long can a US passport holder stay in Argentina?

US passport holders can stay in Argentina for up to 90 days without a visa. Stays longer than 90 days require a different visa or immigration authorization.

Is the visa information on this page official?

No. This is a summary compiled from official government sources and verified by QuickTravelTools, and it can lag rule changes. Always confirm with Argentina's embassy or official immigration portal before you travel.

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