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Immigration & Residency in Argentina: what's changing

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Last detection: 21 September 2026

Detected on 21 September 2026rosario.gob.ar — rosario.gob.ar

AR: Rosario residency requirement for public street vending permit renewal

What changes: To apply for the renewal of a permit to conduct business on public streets or in green spaces in Rosario, both the holder and attendants must have a domicile in the City of Rosario with at least two years of residency. This applies to itinerant vendors and vendors with a fixed and mobile stall.

Detected on 21 September 2026rosario.gob.ar — rosario.gob.ar

AR: Registration of Mass Event Producers comes into effect

What changes: As of June 2, 2025, the Registration of Mass Event Producers will come into effect, according to Resolution 64/2024. To apply for permits for mass events in private or concessioned public spaces, it will be necessary to be part of this registry.

Detected on 21 September 2026Buenos Aires Ciudad — buenosaires.gob.ar

AR: Requirement of entry stamp to the country for Provisional Residence Certificate

What changes: To initiate the process for the Provisional Residence Certificate, it is necessary to present the entry stamp to the country affixed to the travel document or migratory card. The application is made online and requires the applicant to be within the territory of the Argentine Republic.

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