1. How does it work?
Any child born in Argentina is automatically an Argentine citizen by birth (jus soli). Once the birth is registered, both parents can apply for permanent residence as immediate relatives of an Argentine citizen.
2. How long must we stay?
Most families arrive 4–8 weeks before the due date and stay until the baby’s passport and parents’ residence cards are issued — usually 8–12 weeks total.
3. What are the requirements?
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Valid passports of both parents
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Proof of pregnancy (doctor’s certificate)
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Local address or rental agreement
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Birth in an Argentine hospital
4. What are the baby’s benefits?
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Immediate citizenship and passport
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Access to public healthcare and education
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Visa-free or visa-on-arrival to 170+ countries
5. What do the parents get?
Both parents receive permanent residence — not temporary — with full rights to live, work, and later apply for citizenship after 2 years of residence.
6. Is it legal and recognized?
Yes. Guaranteed under Article 75 of the Argentine Constitution and managed by the Dirección Nacional de Migraciones.
7. How long does it take?
About 60–90 days to complete all documents (birth certificate, DNI, passport, and parents’ residence).
8. What if the baby is born prematurely or plans change?
Our local team assists with new hospital arrangements, embassy coordination, and document updates — ensuring legal continuity.
9. Can the baby have dual citizenship?
Yes. Argentina fully allows dual and multiple citizenships.
10. What if the application is delayed or denied?
Delays are rare. We follow up directly with authorities and provide refunds for unused fees or re-filing assistance if needed.