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Community Manager Guide for Argentina

Build and manage online communities remotely

Community Managers build, grow, and engage online communities around brands, products, or causes. They moderate discussions, create content, and foster engagement. The work is entirely remote - communities exist online, engagement through digital platforms. US companies pay $20-50+/hour for community managers. Argentine community managers bring strong communication skills and cultural awareness. The profession requires empathy, communication skills, and understanding of online dynamics. It's a good entry point into tech and marketing.

Visa Options

Digital Nomad Visa

Easy

For community managers working remotely.

2-4 weeks

Requirements

  • Community management or social media experience
  • Strong written communication skills
  • Experience with community platforms (Discord, Slack, forums)
  • Proof of employment or client contracts
  • Minimum income documentation ($1,200+/month)
  • Health insurance valid in Argentina
  • Criminal background check

Income Requirements

Minimum Income Required

$1,200 - $3,500+ USD/month

Community managers earn competitive rates

💡Experienced managers earn $20-50+/hour

Remote Work Feasibility

Highly Feasible for Remote Work

Community management is 100% remote. All community interaction happens online.

Key Considerations:

  • 1Growing importance for brands
  • 2Entry point to tech/marketing
  • 3Can work across industries
  • 4Flexible schedule often

Local Job Market

Demand Level

Medium

Average Salary

ARS $600,000-1,800,000/month ($500-1,400 USD at blue rate)

Key Cities:

Buenos AiresCordoba

Industries:

TechGamingCryptoBrands

Tax Considerations

  • Remote community work typically not taxed locally under Digital Nomad Visa
  • Freelancers should register under monotributo

Frequently Asked Questions

Community manager vs social media manager?

Community managers focus on engagement and relationships within communities (Discord, forums, Slack). Social media managers focus on content and growth on public platforms (Instagram, Twitter). Some overlap, but community is more focused on existing members.