Finnish Citizens in Argentina: Complete Immigration Guide
Finns find Argentina's landscapes a perfect match for love of nature. Opportunities in tech and education with a small community in Buenos Aires.
Visa Options
Tourist Entry
No visa requiredFinns enter visa-free with valid passport.
Digital Nomad Visa
RecommendedExcellent for Finnish tech workers and consultants
Work Visa
Sponsorship RequiredWork visa requires sponsorship or independent work permit
Required Documents
Passport Validity
6 months minimum
Criminal Record Check
Required (with apostille)
Ote rikosrekisteristä from Poliisi with apostille
Birth Certificate
Required (with apostille)
Additional Documents
- • Proof of accommodation
- • Health insurance
- • Proof of income
Path to Residency
Easiest Route
Digital Nomad Visa for remote workers
Timeline
Digital nomad: 30-60 days. Tourist extension: immediate.
Steps:
- 1Enter as tourist (90 days visa-free)
- 2Apply for digital nomad visa if eligible
- 3Submit documents with apostille
- 4Receive temporary residency
- 5After 2 years, apply for permanent
Tips:
- •Finnish tech skills are in demand
- •Learn Spanish - essential for daily life
- •Join Finnish community for support
- •Consider Ushuaia for unique southern experience
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Finns need a visa for Argentina?
No for tourism - 90 days visa-free. For longer stays, apply for temporary residency.
Is there a Finnish community?
Yes, approximately 400-600 Finns live in Argentina, mainly in Buenos Aires. There's a Finnish-Argentine Association.
Can Finns get permanent residency?
Yes, after 2 years of legal temporary residency. Citizenship follows after 2 more years.
Is there a tax treaty?
Yes, Finland and Argentina have a double taxation treaty. Contact Vero for tax guidance.
What's the best visa for Finnish remote workers?
The Digital Nomad Visa is perfect for Finns working remotely. Finnish tech workers are particularly in demand.