US EditionThe Process Begins for Argentines to Travel to the u.s. without a Visa; Another Privatization Advances; Trump's Ultimatum to Putin and more...
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All those who wish to enter the United States for vacation or stay for a period of time must have the Visa and for a few days this issue has been discussed after what was a quer pact signed by the President of the Argentine Republic with a United States official.
The government initiated the process for Argentines to travel to the United States without a visa. However, an official clarified that "it is not automatic" and that "it takes time".
The Office of the President of Argentina announced this Monday that the Argentine Republic has formally initiated the process to join the United States VISA WAIVER PROGRAM, a system that, if implemented, would allow millions of Argentines to travel for tourism or business without a visa. According to an official statement obtained by Noticias Argentinas, the application was signed during the visit of the United States Secretary of Homeland Secur…
After great expectation, the Argentine government that presides Javier Milei signed with US authorities the agreement to reincorporate Argentina into the Visa Waiver Program. This regime will allow Argentines to travel to the US without having to obtain a traditional visa. Argentina had been part of the program for a limited period in the 1990s. Since then, it lost the benefit and its citizens had to carry out long processes to obtain a Visa B1/…
Javier Milei's government's initiative for Argentina to join the Visa Waiver Program and citizens to travel to the United States without visa would have a direct and significant economic impact for Argentine families.On Monday, the government formally advanced in the process of entering the Visa Waiver Program (VWP), which would allow Argentines to travel to the United States for tourism or business for up to 90 days without processing a visa.
The national director of regulations and judicial liaison of the Ministry of Security, Fernando Soto, said this Monday that the Visa Waiver Program announced by the national government “will take time” for its application because, he said, “it is not an automatic process.” “This is not automatic. They begin to see reciprocal controls where they are demanding a kind of audit to establish that Argentines can enter without a visa,” he argued. “It w…
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