Mom-to-be, you are not alone: flying to Argentina to give birth without fear

In short

More than half of the fears about giving birth abroad are not about medicine but about being alone: “what if it starts at night?”, “what if I can’t understand the doctor?”, “what if my husband doesn’t make it?”. In the Premium package every one of these questions has a real person behind it: a personal coordinator, a doula, an interpreter and a driver. You fly alone — but in Buenos Aires someone is already waiting for you.

You are not the first, and not the only one

It happens all the time: your husband has to finish work at home, older children are finishing the school term, your mother can’t take three months off. So the mom-to-be flies first and the family joins later — for the birth or after it. For us this is not an exception but a normal scenario we plan around.

Before the flight: you are already not alone

• Video calls with your coordinator: we go through your documents, dates and questions.
• Together we choose a clinic with a neonatal ICU and the doctor who will deliver your baby.
• We book housing close to the clinic, in a calm and safe neighborhood.
• We check apostilles and the spelling of names and tell you which medical letter you need for the flight.

By the time you board, you have a day-by-day plan and a person you can message with any question.

Arrival: someone meets you

You are met at the airport and taken to a ready apartment. In the first days we help with a phone line, banking and groceries, book the clinic and go to your first appointment together with an interpreter. A driver takes you around on an agreed schedule — no need to deal with taxis and addresses.

Every day until the birth

Your personal coordinator is in touch every day: tests, appointments, the pharmacy, “what does this paper say?” — all in one chat. We pack the hospital bag from a list, and the plan for the day of birth — who calls, who drives, who meets whom — is written down in advance. You don’t have to keep anything in your head.

The birth: your people by your side

• A doula — support during and after the birth.
• An interpreter at the birth — you understand the doctor, the doctor understands you.
• Your coordinator — keeps your family at home informed and handles the practical side with the clinic.

Your family can be with you by video call, and if your husband flies in for the birth, we will meet him and bring him too.

After the birth: you care for the baby, we handle the rest

• Birth registration, the baby’s DNI and Argentine passport.
• Your temporary residency and DNI application.
• A doula and daily support in the first weeks: feeding, sleep, recovery.
• Pediatrician, bank, everyday matters.
• As a gift — “Baby’s documents back home”: citizenship and a passport of your home country for the baby (usually $290).

What we don’t promise

We are not doctors and not a government office: medical decisions are made by your doctor, and documents are decided by the authorities. You pay the clinic and the doctor directly. But everything that depends on organization, interpreting and human support — we take on ourselves.

How much it costs

The Premium package is $8,400, with the price fixed in the contract and paid in stages. A guide figure for the clinic is $3,000–6,000 for a natural birth. You can estimate your own budget with the calculator.

Start with a conversation

Book a free 15-minute call: tell us how far along you are and what worries you most. We will show you who will be by your side, and when. You fly alone — but you are not alone.