- Also see: South America Travel COVID-19 Overview
- Also see: Southeast Asia Travel COVID-19 Overview
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Latest Argentina COVID-19 News:
- 30th August 2022 – Argentina has dropped the requirement to fill in an electronic sworn statement when entering the country. There are no longer any COVID-related entry restrictions for Argentina. Source.
- 17th May 2022 – Officials in Argentina say that the country is entering the fourth wave of COVID-19. No extra closures or restrictions are expected as hospitalisation numbers remain low. Source.
Disclaimer: COVID-19 travel restrictions are changing every day and the following information reflects South America Backpacker’s understanding of the current entry rules. We update this article regularly to ensure the information is as current as possible but we cannot be held responsible for any errors or omissions.
Argentina Travel Restrictions
Can you travel to Argentina right now?
Argentina is open to all travellers.
Vaccinated travellers
There are no restrictions on vaccinated travellers.
Check to see which vaccines are approved in Argentina.
Unvaccinated travellers
COVID-19 testing is recommended for all travellers who have not received a full COVID-19 vaccine schedule.
Entry Requirements
Before entering Argentina, you will need:
Required Entry Documents
- Passport and visas as normal.
Travel Insurance
- Non-resident foreigners should have travel insurance that includes comprehensive cover for COVID-19. It needs to cover potential hospitalisation, treatment and costs of quarantine if medically required.
Our Recommended Travel Insurance During the COVID-19 Pandemic – SafetyWing’s Nomad Insurance.
COVID-19 Tests Required
- None are required.
Local COVID-19 Rules and Regulations
The rules and regulations below are only meant to serve as a guide and the situation is prone to change rapidly without warning. For more information on local rules and restrictions visit Argentina’s official government website.
- FACE COVERINGS – Face masks that cover the nose and mouth are recommended in all indoor spaces, including public transport. They may be mandatory in some jurisdictions. Check locally. (Related: Read about the best face masks for travel here.)
- SOCIAL DISTANCING – 2-metre social distancing is in effect in some jurisdictions. Check locally.
- CURFEWS – None. But this can change.
- PUBLIC TRANSPORT – Public transport is operational across the country.
- VENUES AND GATHERINGS – Most restaurants, hotels, guesthouses and attractions are open throughout the country.
- MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE – Free movement is allowed within each jurisdiction. However, you may need to show your Tourism Certificate to travel between provinces.
Land Borders
- Argentina’s land borders are open. This can change quickly so keep an eye on official government websites.
Resources:
- https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/argentina
- https://ar.usembassy.gov/covid-19/
- https://www.osac.gov/Content/Report/ac20188e-003f-4feb-a70b-1b71110547e8
- https://www.argentina.gob.ar/interior/migraciones
- https://data.humdata.org/
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Sheree is the awkward British wanderluster behind wingingtheworld.com, a travel blog designed to show that even the most useless of us can travel. Follow Sheree’s adventures as she blunders around the globe, falling into squat toilets, getting into cars with machete men and running away from angry peacocks.
