Argentina announces citizenship-by-investment program
The program will offer a $350,000 contribution route or an $800,000 bond option, officials said.
- On Friday, October 2, 2026, Argentina's Minister of Economy Luis Caputo announced South America's first citizenship-by-investment program in Paris, opening for applications in the fourth quarter of 2026.
- President Javier Milei's administration designed the program to stabilize the macro economy and increase dollar reserves, complementing the large-scale investment regime known as RIGI.
- Applicants may secure citizenship through a non-refundable $350,000 treasury contribution or an $800,000 sovereign bond investment, with additional family fees of $100,000 for spouses and children aged 18 to 25 and $25,000 for children under 18.
- Latitude Group, led by CEO Eric Major, serves as a founding member of the AMIGO Ltd consortium, providing technical and strategic advisory support to the Republic of Argentina for program implementation.
- Argentine citizenship provides visa-free access to many nations and preferential residence rights across South America via MERCOSUR, positioning the program within a major G20 economy's global mobility framework.
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The Argentine government presented yesterday in Paris a programme of citizenship for investment
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lrytas.ltArgentina will offer citizenship to foreigners who invest at least $350,000 (about 311,000 euros) in the country starting at the end of the year. The citizenship-for-investment program will provide for “two simple and transparent mechanisms,” the government of far-right President Javier Milla said Saturday.
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Argentina's government has unveiled a citizenship-by-investment programme that will allow foreigners to obtain an Argentine passport in exchange for a non-refundable US$350,000 contribution to the Treasury or the purchase of US$800,000 in a seven-year government bond. Applications would open before the end of the year.
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The Argentine Government, headed by Javier Mellie, has announced a programme to grant citizenship to foreigners for investment, with a minimum investment of $350,000.
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