The Government Regulated the Payment of Non-Resident Foreigners for Care in National Hospitals
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The measure was published in the Official Gazette through Resolution 1066/2026 formalizing the provisions of UND 366/2025, which introduced changes to the Migration Act
The measure already enters into force and there will be an exception only for emergencies.The rest of the benefits will be collected privately or from health insurance.The measure is added to the initiative of some provinces that have already implemented it.
A decision of the Ministry of Health sets the procedure for collecting regular medical care from foreigners without permanent residence in the five hospitals administered by the ANES. The adjustment in the portfolio was 30% lower real resources than previous years, an additional $63 billion cut in May and falls of up to 51 per cent in the budget of the same hospitals. The Ministry of Health of the Nation regulated the collection of health care f…
The measure was regulated by the national Government and has already entered into force. It reaches those who do not have permanent residence in the country and provides for the collection of benefits that are not considered emergencies. Care for life-threatening situations will continue to be guaranteed. The national Government regulated the procedure for hospitals run by the National State to receive non-urgent medical benefits from foreigners…
Foreigners who do not have residence in Argentina will have to pay for the regular or non-urgent medical care they receive in hospitals dependent on the national government. The measure was formalized this Tuesday by Resolution 1066/2026 and regulates the changes previously introduced in the Migration Act by the Necessity and Emergency Decree 366/2025. The new procedure establishes two mechanisms: the recovery of the cost against health insuranc…
The Government of Javier Milei regulated the mechanism for national hospitals to be able to collect the non-urgent medical benefits provided to foreigners who do not have permanent residence in Argentina. The provision arises from the changes introduced in the Migration Act through UND 366/2025. The new procedure provides that, when the foreign patient has health insurance, the establishment may directly invoice the cost of care to the relevant …
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