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June 2026
- Russian citizenship for a child born in ArgentinaWhen a child is Russian by birth and when admission is needed; documents for the Buenos Aires consulate, apostille, translation, Russian passport, SNILS and the second-citizenship notice.

- Mom-to-be, you are not alone: flying to Argentina to give birth without fearYour husband arrives later, your mom stays home, your Spanish stops at “gracias”? Here is how the Premium package makes sure an expectant mother is never on her own — from the airport to the baby’s passport.

May 2026
- Giving birth in Argentina for families from Georgia: entry, the baby’s citizenship and documentsNo visa needed, and Georgia has an embassy in Buenos Aires. The key step: apply to retain the child’s Georgian citizenship before age 18. Entry, apostille, the baby’s passport.

- Residence and DNI for parents of an Argentine child after DNU 366/2025What residence parents of a child born in Argentina get: duration, documents, RaDEX, precaria, DNI, renewal, permanent residence and what to do if one parent has left.

April 2026
- Your baby's documents after birth in Argentina: partida, DNI, CUIL, passport and apostilleBirth registration, partida, DNI and CUIL, passport, travel authorization and apostille: the order, timing and 2026 fees, plus what to do if one parent leaves early.

- 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.

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