Argentina citizenship by investment 2026: US$350,000
Argentina announces citizenship by investment from US$350,000. Q4 2026 applications are planned; rules and legal status remain unsettled.
Argentina announces citizenship by investment from US$350,000. Q4 2026 applications are planned; rules and legal status remain unsettled.
PoliticsAnalysis
Argentina’s US$350,000 citizenship by investment plan leaves bond terms, fees and presence rules open, with its decree challenged in court.
The central bank's own account of a joint Senate committee appearance says Santiago Bausili, Vladimir Werning and colleagues argued for a charter reform to preserve price stability and limit central-bank financing of the Treasury.
The proposed law would tighten the barrier between the monetary authority and the government, but it needed a congressional vote and could still be changed by a future legislature.
YPF and partners sought investment-regime status for a Vaca Muerta-to-Río Negro LNG project, putting long-term export ambitions before regulators without yet securing approval or construction.
A March 26 government notice set out a public tender to sell all shares in Intercargo, with bids due May 7. The proposed sale would test Milei's effort to replace a state operator with competition.
A televised sovereignty push targeted offshore oil activity around the British-controlled islands; London rejected Argentina's challenge and project partners defended their licences.
A 24-hour walkout on February 19 disrupted flights and transport while the lower house took up labor legislation, laying bare organized labor's opposition to the government's program.
The background you need on Argentina's economy, politics and reforms, updated as the story moves.
InvestmentExplainer
Argentina’s proposal follows decades of citizenship by investment. See the official timeline and why a programme’s age cannot guarantee today’s travel rights.
InvestmentExplainer
Argentina proposes US$350,000 for citizenship by investment. Compare official costs elsewhere and see why a contribution and a property purchase differ.
EconomyExplainer
A 2025 relaxation reopened access to dollars for individuals and introduced a managed trading range; it did not abolish the peso or every rule facing companies.
InvestmentExplainer
The country offers defined residency categories and a separate regime for very large projects, but visas, tax position and access to foreign exchange depend on the activity and date.
22 Sep 2025
US Treasury support pledge sparks Argentine peso, bond and equity rebound
9 Oct 2025
US Treasury buys pesos and finalizes a $20 billion swap framework with Argentina
26 Oct 2025
La Libertad Avanza wins the October midterms and gains a veto-protecting lower-house bloc
26 Dec 2025
Congress passes Milei’s first approved budget, setting fiscal targets for 2026
27 Feb 2026
The Senate converts Milei's labor reform into law after lower-house revisions
24 Sep 2026
INDEC reports first-half poverty rising to 32.3% after a year of decline