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Blog & guides: birth, residency and life in Argentina

Practical explainers with update date, author, reviewer and official sources.

August 2026

  1. Childbirth7 minHealth insurance during pregnancy in Argentina: what actually worksWhy travel policies don’t cover childbirth or the newborn, what prepagas offer by law and in practice, what public hospitals charge in 2026 and how to protect yourself.Hospital de Clínicas in Buenos Aires. Photo: Elsapucai / Wikimedia Commons, Public domain, cropped
  2. Childbirth12 minWhere to give birth in Buenos Aires: private clinics and public hospitalsHow to choose: neonatal ICU, the doctor and their team, what the contract must cover, C-section and epidural, your birth partner, the clinic tour and public hospital rules in 2026.A private hospital building in Buenos Aires. Photo: Hospital Británico / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0, cropped
  3. Relocation10 minHow to prepare for birth in Buenos Aires: the flight, the fit-to-fly note, your records and first daysA week-by-week plan: when to fly and what airlines require, the fit-to-fly certificate, your pregnancy record and translations, what to pack and your first days.Tree-lined street in Palermo, Buenos Aires. Photo: Carlos Adampol Galindo from DF, México / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped
  4. Childbirth4 minGiving birth at Sanatorio Mater Dei: the renovated Palermo maternityA Palermo maternity fully renovated in 2025 and breaking birth records in 2026. Rooms, delivery rooms, NICU, birth registration and payment for foreigners — from the clinic and La Nación.A mansion in Palermo Chico, the area of Mater Dei. Photo: Gelpgim22 (Sergio Panei Pitrau) / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0, cropped

July 2026

  1. Childbirth4 minGiving birth at Sanatorio de la Trinidad Palermo: what is knownGaleno’s maternity in Palermo: about 3,500 births a year, private suites and a NICU for very premature babies. What public sources say and what to confirm.Palermo street with blooming jacarandas. Photo: Pedro Angelini / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0, cropped

March 2026

  1. Childbirth5 minGiving birth at Clínica y Maternidad Suizo Argentina: what to knowSwiss Medical’s dedicated maternity hospital in Recoleta, where more Russian families give birth than anywhere else. Delivery rooms, NICU, birth plan, tours and payment — from the clinic’s own data.Avenida Pueyrredón in Recoleta, near Suizo Argentina. Photo: Phillip Capper / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0, cropped

February 2026

  1. Childbirth4 minGiving birth at Sanatorio Otamendi: maternity, NICU and registrationOne of Buenos Aires’ largest private maternity units: more than 3,000 births a year, water birth, a strong NICU and birth registration in the building. What is known and what to check.Barrio Norte, the area of Sanatorio Otamendi. Photo: Aaron Epstein / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0, cropped
  2. Childbirth4 minGiving birth at Hospital Alemán: maternity, NICU and registrationOne of Recoleta’s best-known private hospitals: its own mother-and-child centre, high-complexity NICU, on-site birth registration and an international office. What is known and what to check.Hospital Alemán in Buenos Aires. Photo: Nicolasrnphoto / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped
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