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September 2026
- Giving birth in Argentina for Russian citizens in 2026: entry, money, documentsNo visa is needed, but Russian bank cards do not work and apostilles are only issued in Russia. Step by step: what to prepare at home, how to fly, give birth and get the baby documents from both countries.

- Your first month in Buenos Aires: a family checklistWhat to do in the first 30 days after arrival: phone, SUBE and taxis, money and cards in 2026, doctor and pharmacies, length of stay, daily life while pregnant and the first days with a newborn.

April 2026
- Giving birth in Argentina for families from Israel: entry, consular registration and the baby’s passportVisa-free for up to 90 days, and an Israeli’s child is Israeli from birth (with a second-generation exception). How to register the birth at the embassy and get an ID number and passport.

- Giving birth in Argentina for families from ArmeniaUp to 90 visa-free days, dual citizenship allowed and an embassy in Buenos Aires: how to register your baby as an Armenian citizen, get a passport and prepare before you fly.

January 2026
- Giving birth in Argentina for families from Uzbekistan: visa, citizenship and the baby’s documentsA visa is required, Uzbekistan does not recognise a second citizenship, and there is no Uzbek consulate in Argentina. What to settle before you fly.

- Giving birth in Argentina for families from BelarusUp to 90 visa-free days and automatic Belarusian citizenship for the baby, but no passports or most powers of attorney abroad: what to do in Minsk before you fly.

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