Argentina Eases Entry For Indians With US Visa: What This Means For Visitors – Travel and Leisure Asia

Argentina has announced relaxed visa rules for Indians holding a valid US visa, making it easier to visit the South American country. With a valid US visa, Indian travellers will not need to apply for a separate Argentine visa, eliminating the lengthy application process and associated fees. The move aims to enhance trade and tourism ties between the two countries, while also reinforcing cultural ties and underscoring the growing bilateral cooperation between India and Argentina. The visa relaxation is also part of Argentina’s broader goal of attracting more international travellers.

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Argentina’s visa relaxation rules: What we know so far

ARGENTINA EASES ENTRY TO INDIAN CITIZENS HOLDING A US VISA

The Argentine Government has eased entry into the country for Indian citizens with US visas. The resolution published in the Official Gazette allows…

— Mariano Caucino (@CaucinoMariano) August 27, 2025

The news comes as both countries are engaged in expanding cooperation on multiple fronts, ranging from agriculture to animal husbandry and dairy production. Mariano Caucino, Argentina’s Ambassador to India, confirmed on his X profile, citing a resolution published in Argentina’s Official Gazette.

All you need to know about exploring this South American gem

The second-largest country in South America, Argentina is renowned for its cultural experiences, wine and food, dance and music (the tango originated in Argentina), natural wonders, and a multitude of adventure sports opportunities, including mountaineering, hiking, rock climbing, and skiing. You can also go whale spotting here, or waddle along with penguins, and explore glaciers and salt deserts.

Some of the best and most popular places to visit in Argentina include Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, for historic spots and cultural events, along with Patagonia for hiking and wondrous landscapes, the Perito Moreno Glacier for glacier treks, Peninsula Valdes for whale watching, and Mendoza for the local wineries and wine tours. You can also enjoy visits to natural wonders such as the Iguazu Falls, Salinas Grandes Salt Flats, Ruins of San Ignacio Miní, Fitz Roy Mountain, Devil’s Throat Waterfall, and Cañón del Atuel, and a host of other attractions.

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