Who it is for
Full family support with a personal coordinator.
Service catalogue
Birth support — Premium
Full family support with a personal coordinator.
What is included
- Everything in Comfort
- Personal coordinator
- Driver on an agreed schedule
- Doula and daily post-birth support
- Help with bank, paediatrician and household
- Gift: “Baby’s home-country documents” — citizenship and passport of the parents’ country, apostille and translation (usually $290)
What is not included
- Clinic, doctor, tests and examinations (contracted directly with the clinic).
- Government fees and sworn translations unless stated otherwise.
- Any guarantee of a government decision or medical outcome.
Service outcome
Birth, documents and the family’s first weeks fully organised.
Premium
Premium: what exactly is included
The exact terms go into Appendix 1 of the contract before you pay.
Scope of support
- Coordinator
- Replies on WhatsApp within one working day; around the clock in the week of the birth
- Beyond the limits
- Extra hours and trips only by written agreement, with the price quoted before work starts
- Payment
- 3 stages: 50% on signing, 25% on arrival (no later than week 36), 25% after the birth; a factura C for every payment
Typical timing for the baby’s documents
- Clinic certificate (certificado)
- on the day of the birth
- Birth certificate (partida) and DNI
- about 1–3 weeks
- Passport
- after the DNI; express — up to 96 business hours
- Apostille and translation
- from a few days to a month
- The whole chain
- usually 3–6 weeks after the birth
Package comparison
What each package includes
In every package the clinic and doctor are paid directly under the clinic’s contract.
| Included | Basic | Comfort | RecommendedPremium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online consultations before travel | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Doctor interviews and clinic choice after arrival | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Interpreter at appointments and the birth | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Birth certificate, DNI and passport for the baby | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Coordinator chat during working hours | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Residence and DNI filing for parents | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Housing search and airport pick-up | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Transfers to the clinic and back | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Extended interpreter hours | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| A personal coordinator in touch every day | — | — | ✓ |
| A driver on an agreed schedule | — | — | ✓ |
| A doula and daily support after the birth | — | — | ✓ |
| Bank, paediatrician and household | — | — | ✓ |
| Service fee | $2,900Choose | $4,900Choose | $8,400 |
How it works
Five stages from the first call to the documents
- 01
Before departure
Consultations, a shortlist of doctors and clinics, checking home documents: apostilles, certificates, name spelling.
- 02
Arrival at 28–32 weeks
Airport pick-up and housing near the clinic (Comfort and Premium), in-person interviews with doctors in the first days, choosing the doctor and clinic, the contract.
- 03
The birth
An interpreter at the birth; in Premium a doula and a personal coordinator by your side, a driver on schedule.
- 04
1–6 weeks after the birth
Birth registration, the baby’s DNI and Argentine passport, apostille of the birth record.
- 05
Parents’ documents
RaDEX application, a precaria while it is reviewed, then a foreigner’s DNI (Comfort and Premium; an add-on for Basic).
Let’s start with your situation
Birth support — Premium
In the first conversation, we clarify your goal, pregnancy stage, family situation and documents. You leave with a clear next step.
Before work starts
A clear scope without hidden promises
Define the task
The proposal states what the team does, which information is required and what remains with the family.
Separate costs
Fees, government charges, translations, hospitals and other third parties are identified separately.
Agree the outcome
The outcome is an agreed document, prepared stage or coordination — not a medical or government decision.
Before you enquire
Frequently asked questions about our services
Does the package include the clinic and doctor?
No. The clinic and doctor are paid directly under the clinic’s contract. An uncomplicated vaginal birth in a private Buenos Aires clinic is about USD 3,000–6,000.
When is the best time to arrive?
Usually at 28–32 weeks, leaving time to meet doctors in person, choose the doctor and clinic and sign the contract. Many airlines ask for a doctor’s letter after week 28.
How long does the whole trip take?
Usually 2–3 months: the baby’s documents — birth registration, DNI and passport — take 3–6 weeks after the birth.
Will the baby get Argentine citizenship?
Yes. A child born in Argentina is a citizen by birth; we handle the birth record, DNI and passport.
What about the parents’ documents?
Parents receive temporary family-reunification residence for up to three years. Filing is included in Comfort and Premium; for Basic it is a USD 450 add-on.
How is Premium different from Comfort?
Premium adds a personal coordinator in touch every day, a driver, a doula and daily support after the birth, and help with the bank, paediatrician and household.
Can we request just one service?
Yes. Start with a consultation or bring the team in for one document, medical-coordination or practical stage.
When will we know the fee?
After a short review of your family, dates, documents and the required scope of work.
What is not automatically included?
Government charges, translations, hospitals and independent professionals are included only when the proposal says so.
Can you guarantee a DNI, citizenship or medical outcome?
No. Competent authorities and clinicians decide; support organises the process and reduces operational errors.