Working holiday programme in Argentina

As the most visited country in South America, it is no surprise that thousands of people apply to work in Argentina. In order to work in this bustling country, you will need to apply for a Working Holiday Visa from the Argentine Embassy.

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Cost

The application fees for this visa would be $30.

Income

The minimum required monthly income for this visa is $0.

Duration

This visa allows you to stay in the country for a duration of 12 months.

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How to obtain a Working Holiday Visa for Argentina

To get a Working Holiday Visa for Argentina, you must:

  • be aged between 18 and 30 (35 if you are from New Zealand) on the day you apply to join the WHP,
  • be a citizen of Australia, Denmark, France, Ireland or New Zealand,
  • hold a valid passport,
  • not have already taken part in the WHP in Argentina,
  • have sufficient funds to cover expenses at the beginning of the stay,
  • not be coming with dependants,
  • have a clean police record,
  • be in good health,
  • have WHV insurance for the duration of the stay.

The Working Holiday Visa for Argentina is valid for a maximum of 12 months and is not renewable. However, depending on which country you are from, you may not be allowed to work for the same employer for over 6 months.

Applying for a Working Holiday Visa for Argentina

Argentina sets up annual quotas for each country participating in the Working Holiday Programme. Please note very few WHVs are currently delivered each year to Irish citizens. First come first served!

What are the application steps?

  1. Gather all requested documents: passport, ID photo, completed application form, cover letter, proof of sufficient funds, return ticket or proof it has been purchased, insurance certificate, medical certificate (in some cases), criminal record.
  2. Depending on the country you are from: have some of the documents translated into Spanish, have the application form signed before the Argentinean Consul, a Notary Public or a Justice of Peace.
  3. Submit your application to the Argentinean Consulate or Embassy.
  4. Go to the appointment/interview at the Argentinean Consulate.
  5. If requested, pay the visa application fee.

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