How to get a Argentina visa from Angola

• A business visa is issued to foreigners visiting Argentina for strictly business purposes.
• Business letter from the applicant’s employer in Angola indicating that the applicant is of good conduct, the purpose and duration of stay in Argentina.
• The letter should also state the applicant’s full name, contact information such as address and phone numbers of company or business partners in Argentina.
• If the host company in Argentina will be fully responsible for the Applicant’s financial expenses, it should be clearly stated in the letter.
• The letter must be written in Spanish, on the organization letterhead and must be signed by the person in charge.
• If the business is self business, applicants are required to provide a copy of business official registration and last tax return.
• Photocopies of required documents will not be accepted.

• Original Passport valid for last 6 months from date of travel.
• Passport should have at least 2 blank pages. Photocopies of previous passports if any, should be provided.
• Argentina visa Application Form that is correctly completed and signed.
• 2 passport photographs with a white background, showing 80% of Face.
• Letter of invitation from a host in Argentina. The host could be family, friends or tour organization in Argentina.
• The Letter should also mention the details of the visit, travel details, applicant information, address, and contact details.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel reservation in Argentina.
• Confirmed air Tickets showing arrival and departure date from Argentina.
• Original Bank Statements for the last 6 months showing proof of sufficient funds.
• Travel Insurance for the entire duration of stay is required.

Argentina is very safe to visit. It is one of the safest Latin American countries for tourists.

Argentina is widely known for the tango, elegant architecture, steak, wine, and soccer and some of the most legendary figures of the twentieth century came from Argentina including Eva Perón, Che Guevara, and Diego Armando Maradona.

Argentina's official language is Spanish. Argentine Spanish is different from the Spanish spoken in Spain. It sounds more like Italian than Spanish. There are also many other languages spoken in Argentina, including Italian, German, English and French.