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Blog & guides: birth, residency and life in Argentina
Practical explainers with update date, author, reviewer and official sources.
October 2026
- How to apostille an Argentine birth certificate in 2026: TAD, Colegio de Escribanos or consulateApostille for a birth certificate issued in Argentina: getting a digitally signed certificate from the Registro Civil, filing through TAD for 4,500 pesos (20–30 business days) or at the Colegio de Escribanos for 50,100 pesos (up to 5 days), consulates abroad, translation and common mistakes.
- Refugee status in Argentina in 2026: applying to CONARE, timelines, rights and appealsWho can get refugee status or “political asylum” in Argentina, where and how to apply to CONARE, what the 90-day provisional document gives you, decision timelines, rights after recognition and the 5-business-day appeal window. The 2024–2025 changes and data on Russian applicants.
- Residence and permanent residence in Argentina for Russian citizens in 2026: categories, documents, fees and the path to citizenshipWhich temporary and permanent residence categories in Argentina fit Russian citizens after DNU 366/2025: a child, marriage, rentista, pension, work, study. The 90-day precaria, filing in RaDEX, documents, 2026 fees and the path to permanent residence and citizenship.
- Rentista residency in Argentina in 2026: income, documents, timingResidence for people living on passive income: the 5-SMVM threshold (1,956,000 pesos in October 2026), what counts, apostille and translation, renewal and the route through an Argentine child.
- Renting an apartment in Buenos Aires in 2026: neighborhoods, prices, expensas, agency fee and contractWhere to live around the birth and what it really costs: neighborhoods near the clinics, autumn 2026 prices, expensas, the 10% agency fee on the whole term, the deposit, the contract and how to avoid scams.
September 2026
- Sworn translation of documents in Argentina: how, where and how muchWhy home-country translations are rejected, how to find a traductor público, 2026 translation and Colegio legalisation fees, the apostille order and what to do with consular translations.
- How much does it cost to give birth in Argentina in 2026Clinic and doctor, neonatal care as the main risk, housing, flights, living costs, documents and support: three budget scenarios for 2.5–3 months and how much to keep in reserve.
- 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.
August 2026
- Basic, Comfort or Premium: which birth support package to chooseAn honest comparison of the three packages: what each includes, what none of them include, real family scenarios and what the whole trip costs including the clinic.
- Precaria in Argentina: what it is, what it allows and how to renew itThe temporary permit while your residence is pending: up to 90 days, work, study and travel with caveats, online renewal, what to do if it expires and why banks want a DNI.
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