Working holidays
Two hundred places a year each way, for people aged 18 to 35.
Moving
Moving betweenIreland and Argentina
Two directions, two sets of rules. The Argentine residency guide is complete, with the Route Finder and walkthroughs. The Irish side covers short stays, study, work, the working holiday and what citizenship changes.
Two directions · every rule dated and sourced
The rule tracker
What changed
Argentina's residency and citizenship rules have moved. The latest changes, newest first, each with its source.
- Citizenship by investment was announced, but it is not openAnyone thinking about Argentine citizenship through an investment.
- The citizenship decree case is now before the Supreme CourtAnyone planning to apply for citizenship by naturalisation or through an investment.
- Some national hospitals now charge foreigners without permanent residenceForeigners without permanent residence, including temporary residents, who may need scheduled care in one of these hospitals.
Four doors
Where to start
Pick a direction, or open the two pages that go both ways. Every door leads to rules with their dates and sources.
Argentina
To Argentina
Residency routes, the Route Finder, the walkthroughs, cities, Spanish.
Ireland
To Ireland
Short stays, study, employment permits, and what Irish citizenship changes.
Both directions
The embassies
What each embassy does, where it is and how to reach it.
Where next
Start where you are
A route in a minute, the pages on life in Argentina, the Spanish you will need, or a question.
Find my routeAnswer a few questions and see the Argentine routes you may fit.Life in ArgentinaCities, costs, health, banking and the first weeks.SpanishHow Argentine Spanish differs, the phrases for Migraciones and the bank, and where to learn.Ask about movingThe guide answers from these pages and shows its sources.