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Who it is for

For families planning a second citizenship together

Argentina prices each family member separately: USD 100,000 for a spouse, USD 100,000 for a child aged 18 to 25, USD 25,000 for a child under 18. Here is how that adds up, and what to check.

What matters to you

Everyone on one application

Parents want the whole household covered, including children who are already adults or soon will be.

A total they can plan around

Family costs need to be known in advance, and the fees are not yet published.

Their children’s future options

Study, work and travel choices for children years from now matter as much as the parents’ own.

How the programme fits

Fixed amounts per person

A couple with two children under 18 pays USD 500,000 in contributions on the Treasury route, as the government’s own example shows.

Read the guide

Children up to 25

Children aged 18 to 25 can be included if they are single and have no children of their own.

Read the guide

Mercosur for the next generation

Argentine citizens benefit from residence arrangements across much of South America.

Read the guide

Questions to ask a licensed adviser

Family total
With government fees included, what will our family of four pay in total on each route, and when is each amount due?
Children
If our eldest turns 26 while the application is in progress, which age counts: at submission or at approval?
Dual citizenship
Does our current country allow our children to hold Argentine citizenship alongside their existing nationality?

Questions

Can I include my parents?

Parents are not among the family categories announced on 2 October 2026. Check the implementing rules when they are published.

Do my children have to be financially dependent?

Children aged 18 to 25 must be single and without children of their own. Financial dependency has been reported as not required, but the rules are not published yet.

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