Argentina – Property Building and Renovation
Anyone looking to build or renovate a property in Argentina will almost certainly need formal planning permission — known as a permiso…
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Argentina – Property Financing
Foreign nationals are legally entitled to purchase real estate in Argentina without holding residency, but accessing local mortgage financing is an entirely…
Read more →Argentina – Prescriptions and Medications
Argentina boasts a well-established pharmacy network comprising roughly 13,000 outlets across the country, with pharmacies referred to locally as farmacias. The majority…
Read more →Argentina – Postal Service
Argentina’s postal landscape is anchored by the state-owned Correo Argentino, whose branch network stretches across the entire country. Following full deregulation in…
Read more →Argentina – Mental Health
Argentina is home to one of the most therapy-embracing cultures anywhere on the planet, holding the distinction of having more psychologists per…
Read more →Argentina – Maternity and Giving Birth
Argentina operates a three-tier healthcare structure — public, social security (obras sociales), and private — with maternity services available across all three.…
Read more →Argentina – Leisure and Entertainment
Argentina presents expats with an extraordinarily fulfilling leisure and entertainment landscape, weaving together world-renowned opera, an all-consuming passion for football, electric nightlife,…
Read more →Argentina – Lease Agreements
Renting property in Argentina means entering into a written contract governed by the Civil and Commercial Code and, from 2024 onwards, substantially…
Read more →Argentina – Internet
Among Latin American nations, Argentina ranks as one of the most digitally connected, with internet penetration hovering between 88 and 90% and…
Read more →Argentina – Importing a Pet
Argentina welcomes the import of companion animals — dogs and cats in particular — under a regulatory framework that is structured but…
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