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The Embassy of Ireland in Buenos Aires is open by appointment only since 5 October 2026. It handles passports through Passport Online, Foreign Births Register information, visas for residents of Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay, and consular help. The Embassy of Argentina in Dublin covers the whole Republic of Ireland.

Embassy of Ireland, Buenos Aires

Edificio Bluesky, 6th floor, Avenida del Libertador 1068, Recoleta, Buenos Aires. Normally open to the public Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 13:00. : all visits are arranged in advance by email. If you had planned to drop off visa papers in person, post or courier is now the dependable route.

Services listed: authentication information; citizenship (the Foreign Births Register, naturalisation, renunciation); consular fees; marriage and civil partnership; moving to Ireland; new to Argentina; passports; returning to Ireland; travel advice for Argentina, Bolivia, Uruguay and Paraguay; visas.

Visa applications from residents of Argentina, Uruguay or Paraguay go to the Buenos Aires embassy by registered post, courier or in person; residents of Bolivia apply to the honorary consulate in Santa Cruz. A single-entry short-stay visa costs ; international transfers are not accepted for visa fees. Argentine citizens do not need a visa for stays under 90 days.

Honorary consulates under the embassy are listed in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, and Asunción, Paraguay; none is listed in Argentina. Irish Argentines outside Buenos Aires deal with the embassy remotely, which Passport Online and the postal register make workable.

Embassy of the Argentine Republic, Dublin

15 Ailesbury Drive, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. Hours Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 17:00. The consular district is the whole Republic of Ireland. The embassy publishes a general address, a consular section address and a trade section address on its contact page.

Consular services for Argentines in Ireland: certificates of criminal record, proof of life, civil status and residence, and copy authentication; DNI updates at 8 and 14, change of address and duplicates; consular registration; biometric passports; nationality by option; travel permissions for minors.

For Irish citizens the Dublin embassy issues the working holiday visa.

What we could not confirm

No Argentine honorary consul in Ireland is listed, and we could not confirm whether any exists. Two pages on the Dublin embassy's site name different heads of its consular section; we do not reproduce names. The Irish embassy's formal list of accredited countries was not found on a single page.