If you are a foreign researcher, professor, or specialist and want to settle in the country through formal agreement between higher education institutions in specialized areas under the responsibility of the contracting Higher Center, this article is for you.
Foreigners who enter the country by virtue of academic agreements entered into between Higher Education institutions in specialized areas, under the responsibility of the contracting Higher Center. This may include researchers, professors, and other specialists working for higher education institutions.
1.- A valid passport is generally required. However, if you are from a neighboring country, you can simply present a valid identity card or certificate of nationality with a photo.
2.- Argentine criminal record certficate. Incorporated into the RADEX .
3.- Criminal record of the country of origin. The Document has/must be endorsed by the Argentine consular authority or apostilled if the country is part of the Hague Convention. Alternatively, it may be endorsed by the consular authority of the issuing country in Argentina (only valid for Mercosur and associated countries). Required only for foreigners over 16 years of age.
4.- Certificate of address (Certificado de Domicilio) or utility bill under your name.
5.- Stamp of entry to the country on the travel document, if applicable, or digital records of your entry.
If you are engaged in academic activities under agreements signed between higher education institutions in specialized areas and under the responsibility of the contracting center or institution, you must submit:
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If you’re considering relocating to Argentina, the process can be complex, but we are here to help. Argentina offers various residency options, including temporary residency for family reunification, work permit, student permit, Rentista residency, Pensionado residency, and more. Ensuring that your documents are properly translated and meet the local requirements is crucial. Navigating these legal requirements can be challenging, but with the right guidance, your transition can be smooth.
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