- Name Student Visa (Visa Estudiantil) Student Visa (under 365 days)
- Work allowed during study Yes No
- Fees updated
- Post study options updated
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Tuition
Mixed
Work during study
None
Post-study work
None
Proof of funds
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Overview
- Country
- Argentina
- Visa name
- Student Visa (under 365 days)
- Local name
- Visa de Estudiante -365
- Status
- Active
- Max duration
- 12 months
- Renewable
- No
Argentina's consular student visa for a course of study lasting less than 365 days. Applicants apply in person at the Argentine consular office with jurisdiction over their residence. The educational institution must file the student's details electronically with the National Directorate of Migration and be registered with RENURE.
Tuition and costs
- Tuition policy
- Mixed
- Free condition
- State-managed higher-education undergraduate studies are free for Argentine citizens and foreigners with permanent residence. Institutions may charge students outside those groups; each institution sets its own terms.
The visa does not set tuition. State-managed higher-education undergraduate studies are free for Argentine citizens and foreign nationals with permanent residence; institutions may set charges for other students. No nationally applicable tuition range was verified.
Work rights during study
- Work allowed
- No
The consular visa checklist does not establish a general student work entitlement or weekly limit. The right to work depends on the immigration status granted; no general work permission for this under-365-day visa was confirmed.
Fees and costs
| Fee | Type | Amount | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consular fee | Application | $150 | One time |
How to apply
- Method
- In person
- Interview
- Required
- Official site
- cancilleria.gob.ar
- Health insurance
- Required (buy separately)
Notes and caveats
The official service page describes studies of less than 365 days and requires a personal consular application, study program, institutional electronic student filing, proof of funds, and a consular interview. For stays exceeding six months, applicants aged 16 or older must provide the specified foreign police certificate and affidavit. The law now requires incoming foreign nationals to declare that they have health insurance; implementation details for student applicants were not stated on the visa checklist. Family reunification and long-term residence rules are separate processes and are not treated as automatic visa benefits.
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Last verified Oct 9, 2026 Last changed Oct 9, 2026 Source