Attorney Guide for Argentina
Practice law remotely or establish local practice
Attorneys can work remotely on international matters, consult for foreign companies, or establish practice in Argentina. US-qualified lawyers can advise on US law remotely. Some work with Argentine law firms on international matters. US law firms pay $75-300+/hour for experienced attorneys. This is a PRIME Lucero Legal lead profession due to complex cross-border legal needs, visa questions, and eventual permanent residency requirements.
Visa Options
Digital Nomad Visa
For attorneys working remotely on international matters.
Work Visa (Local Firm)
For attorneys employed by Argentine law firms.
Mercosur Visa
For attorneys from Mercosur countries.
Requirements
- Law degree from accredited institution
- Bar admission (US state or country of qualification)
- Legal practice experience (3+ years)
- Specialization in international/corporate law preferred
- Proof of employment or client contracts
- Minimum income documentation ($3,000+/month)
- Health insurance valid in Argentina
- Criminal background check
Income Requirements
Minimum Income Required
$3,000 - $12,000+ USD/month
Attorneys earn premium rates
💡Senior attorneys and partners earn $75-300+/hour
Remote Work Feasibility
International legal work can be done remotely. Research, document review, client calls, and advisory work don't require physical presence.
Key Considerations:
- 1PRIME Lucero Legal conversion profession
- 2Complex cross-border questions
- 3High earning potential
- 4Prestigious profession
Local Job Market
Demand Level
MediumAverage Salary
ARS $1,500,000-5,000,000/month ($1,200-4,000 USD at blue rate)
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Tax Considerations
- Remote legal work typically not taxed locally under Digital Nomad Visa
- Local practice requires full tax compliance
- Complex structures may need professional advice
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I practice US law from Argentina?
Yes, you can advise on US law remotely if you're licensed in a US state. Many attorneys serve US clients from abroad. You cannot practice Argentine law without local qualification.