Norwegian Citizens in Argentina: Complete Immigration Guide
Norwegians find Argentina's diverse landscapes reminiscent of home. Growing business ties in aquaculture and renewable energy with a community in Buenos Aires.
Visa Options
Tourist Entry
No visa requiredNorwegians enter visa-free with valid passport.
Digital Nomad Visa
RecommendedExcellent for Norwegian remote 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)
Politiet registeringsuttalelse with apostille
Birth Certificate
Required (with apostille)
Additional Documents
- • Proof of accommodation in Argentina
- • Health insurance coverage
- • Proof of financial means
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 (1 year)
- 5After 2 years, apply for permanent residency
Tips:
- •Norwegian aquaculture expertise is in demand
- •Patagonia resembles Norwegian landscapes
- •Learn Spanish before arrival
- •Connect with Norwegian business networks
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Norwegians need a visa for Argentina?
No for tourism - 90 days visa-free. For longer stays, apply for temporary residency.
Is there a Norwegian community?
Yes, approximately 600-1,000 Norwegians live in Argentina, concentrated in Buenos Aires and Patagonia areas.
Can Norwegians get permanent residency?
Yes, after 2 years of legal temporary residency, Norwegians can apply for permanent residency.
Is there a tax treaty?
Yes, Norway and Argentina have a double taxation treaty. Contact Skatteetaten for tax residency questions.
What's the best visa for Norwegian remote workers?
The Digital Nomad Visa is perfect for Norwegians working remotely. Requires proof of income and health insurance.