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

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

January 2026

  1. Childbirth12 minGiving 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.Tashkent City business district. Photo: Carl Ha / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped
  2. Childbirth9 minGiving 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.Independence Avenue in Minsk. Photo: Pavel Urusov from Kyiv, Ukraine / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0, cropped

December 2025

  1. Childbirth10 minGiving birth in Argentina for families from KazakhstanOnly up to 30 visa-free days, no dual citizenship, the embassy is in Brasília: how to plan your stay, register your baby via eGov and get the documents right.View of Almaty from Kok-Tobe. Photo: Dauren Nabijan / Wikimedia Commons, CC0, cropped
  2. Documents8 minPatronymic, surname and transliteration: how to register your baby in Argentina so documents matchArgentina has no patronymic field, and Russian documents follow the translated Argentine record. Options, a girl's surname, transliteration and a pre-registration checklist.Passport pages with visas and stamps. Photo: Jon Rawlinson / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0, cropped
  3. Relocation9 minPowers of attorney before departure and from Argentina: at home, at the consulate or with an escribanoWhich powers of attorney to sign before you fly, how to do them at the Russian consulate or before an Argentine notary with an apostille, general vs specific, and what to cover if you stay.Notarial document with seal and revenue stamp. Photo: KingMarineWP / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped
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