The Argentine government is preparing to introduce a new citizenship by investment program that could become one of Latin America's most attractive options. Official sources confirm authorities are actively finalizing program conditions to attract foreign capital and stimulate economic growth. This initiative opens doors for entrepreneurs, investors, and high-net-worth individuals seeking a second passport in a country with a high standard of living and stable legal framework.
After remaining closed to such programs for years, Argentina is now embracing successful models from other nations amid economic reforms. Beyond securing a second passport, this program offers access to Mercosur (the Southern Common Market), creating business opportunities across South America.
Argentina is developing its citizenship by investment program with a $500,000 minimum threshold. Potential investment options include:
The program is expected to launch in 2025, with first approvals possible as early as next year. Experts predict significant foreign investment inflows, particularly attracting investors from visa-restricted countries and entrepreneurs eyeing South American expansion.
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