Ron
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Starting July 1st, all travelers entering Argentina must show proof of health insurance.
This change is part of the government’s new immigration reform and applies to both tourists and those entering on temporary visas.
What kind of insurance?
It hasn’t been clarified yet whether it must be international insurance or if local coverage will also be accepted. What’s important is that it includes medical coverage within Argentina. Some airports are already asking for it, so it’s best to come prepared.
Has anyone already been asked to show proof of insurance when entering?
What insurance do you recommend to avoid issues?
This change is part of the government’s new immigration reform and applies to both tourists and those entering on temporary visas.
What kind of insurance?
It hasn’t been clarified yet whether it must be international insurance or if local coverage will also be accepted. What’s important is that it includes medical coverage within Argentina. Some airports are already asking for it, so it’s best to come prepared.
Has anyone already been asked to show proof of insurance when entering?
What insurance do you recommend to avoid issues?
Travelers will now need to show proof of health insurance to enter Argentina - Buenos Aires Herald
This regulation, part of the government's migratory reform, is set to go into effect on July 1
buenosairesherald.com
