Hi,
I am looking to go to EZE at the end of the summer for some R&R. I am a US citizen. Do i need a Visa for a weekend stay? I could not understand the information on the embassy website.
I will be staying in the EZE area.

Thanks
Ben

I believe a US citizen can visit Argentina a lot longer than a weekend without a visa. Offhand, I think it was 6 months. You'll be given a form upon entry. You fill it out, they take half, you pay US$18 and turn the other half in when you leave. No visa, but bring your passport.

this comes from the Continental website.
No visa for 3 months.
onward ticket and show that you have the funds.
I have been there several times, nobody ever asked for a copy of my e-ticket or how much money I have.






National U.S.A. (US) /Embarkation U.S.A. (US)
Destination ARGENTINA (AR)


ARGENTINA (AR)
Passport required.

Visa not required for max. stay of 3 months.
Extension for another period of max. 3 months is possible.

Minors: for specific information see: For details, click here and
if born outside Argentina but of Argentine parents see:

For details, click here .

All visitors are strongly recommended to hold:
- return/onward ticket;

- sufficient funds; and
- all documents required for next destination.


Non-compliance with entry requirements will result in fines
up to 3 times published fare between origin and destination,

but will never be less than USD 1,000.-.

ARGENTINA (AR)

Vaccinations not required.

Malaria prophylaxis recommended.
For details, run transaction: For details, click here .

For tourist purposes, US citizens do not ordinarily need to apply for a visa in advance of arriving in EZE.

Have valid US passport and return ticket for a weekend stay, enjoy your trip to EZE.

As a US citizen you don't need a visa for tourist purposes.
Like GUWonder said, just valid passport and return ticket.

90 day stay... no Visa with US Passport.

If you overstay, it is a 60 ARS fine payable at a convenient booth at EZE.

My son's passport will expire in less than 6 months. Some countries required the passport to be valid for 6 or months. Does Argentina have this requirement?

No it does not. I did it recently with 4 months validity.

Thanks soFlyOn.

Just to clarify, you don't pay anything to enter the country. The US$18 fee is a departure tax that every passenger must pay at the airport when leaving.

I guess I should have made that 2 sentences.

you should also have said that it is 90 days not 6mos.

However for all the above this only applies to a tourist... 90 days ,, working, students, temporary residents etc need a visa.

Mea culpa. I should have looked it up. Of course with one extension, it becomes 6 months.