Chile to Argentina tourist visa
Complete guide to visa-free travel from Chile to Argentina. Entry requirements, border crossing tips, and what Chilean citizens need to visit Argentina.
- Visa
- Argentina Visa-Free Entry
- Fee
- Free
- Processing time
- Immediate
- Length of stay
- Up to 90 days
Required documents
- Chilean National ID Card — Valid cédula de identidad (Chilean national ID card)
- Migration Card — Tourist card filled out at the border
Common questions
- Do Chilean citizens need a visa to visit Argentina?
- No, Chilean citizens can enter Argentina visa-free for up to 90 days. Thanks to Mercosur agreements and bilateral treaties, Chileans enjoy easy access to Argentina for tourism, business, or family visits.
- Can I enter Argentina with just my Chilean ID card?
- Yes, Chilean citizens can enter Argentina using their national ID card (cédula de identidad). A passport is not required for entry, making border crossings quick and convenient.
- How long can Chileans stay in Argentina without a visa?
- Chilean citizens can stay up to 90 days per visit. You can extend or renew by briefly exiting to Chile and re-entering, or by applying for an extension at Argentine immigration offices.
- What documents do I need to cross the Chile-Argentina border?
- You need either a valid Chilean national ID card or passport. If driving, you also need vehicle registration, driver’s license, and Argentine vehicle insurance. A migration card is provided free at the border.
- Can I drive my Chilean car to Argentina?
- Yes, Chilean vehicles can enter Argentina with proper documentation: vehicle registration (padrón), driver’s license, notarized authorization if not the owner, and valid insurance coverage for Argentina.
- Are there fees to enter Argentina from Chile?
- No, entry to Argentina is free for Chilean citizens. There are no visa fees, entry taxes, or reciprocity fees. Some border crossings may have toll roads nearby.