Argentina visa requirements for Equatorial Guineans

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Equatorial Guineans visiting Argentina

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Argentinean Visa.

  • Passport should have at least 6 months from the intended date of entry.
  • The passport must have at least one free page for the visa.
  • A completed and signed Argentine visa application form.
  • Bank statement of at least 6 months showing evidence of sufficient funds.
  • A copy of the travel itinerary showing exit, arrival, and departure.
  • One Recent passport photograph attached to the application form.
  • Applicants should apply for Argentina visa for at least 30 days before the intended date of travel.
  • The maximum stay for Argentina visa is 90 days.
  • The processing time for Argentina's visa is 5 business days.
  • For children under 14 years, a birth certificate showing the names of both parents is required.
  • A consent letter authorizing travel signed by both parents should be submitted by minor applicants.
  • The consent letter must be written in or translated to Spanish
  • Applicants should provide proof of permanent residence in Equatorial Guinea. The proof could be an electricity bill or certified property paper.
  • Accommodation proof showing that the applicant has made arrangements of where to stay in Argentina should be provided with other documents.
  • The accommodation proof could be hotel confirmation or a letter from the host in Argentina.

Argentina Visa for Equatorial Guineans

Facts about Argentina

Argentina, a vast South American country, is home to landscapes ranging from the wild and remote Patagonia in the south to the lively, legendary city of Buenos Aires to the north. With such varied landscapes and a plethora of cultural influences, Argentina assures a rich experience for any foreigner visiting.

Buenos Aires, a thoroughly cosmopolitan and the capital city, offers everything the traveler could want. 

The rich history of the indigenous peoples and numerous immigrant groups add to the intense flavor that defines Argentina. The country is a complete sensory experience; not only an ideal country to learn the Spanish language, but also the best site to learn about a truly unique yet diverse culture in some of the most varied landscapes on the planet.

Types of Argentina Visa

Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Tourist visa 5 business days 90 days
Business visa 5 business days 90 days

General Requirements for Argentina Visa

  • Passport should have at least 6 months from the intended date of entry.
  • The passport must have at least one free page for the visa.
  • A completed and signed Argentine visa application form.
  • Bank statement of at least 6 months showing evidence of sufficient funds.
  • A copy of the travel itinerary showing exit, arrival, and departure.
  • One Recent passport photograph attached to the application form.
  • Applicants should apply for Argentina visa for at least 30 days before the intended date of travel.
  • The maximum stay for Argentina visa is 90 days.
  • The processing time for Argentina's visa is 5 business days.
  • For children under 14 years, a birth certificate showing the names of both parents is required.
  • A consent letter authorizing travel signed by both parents should be submitted by minor applicants.
  • The consent letter must be written in or translated to Spanish
  • Applicants should provide proof of permanent residence in Equatorial Guinea. The proof could be an electricity bill or certified property paper.
  • Accommodation proof showing that the applicant has made arrangements of where to stay in Argentina should be provided with other documents.
  • The accommodation proof could be hotel confirmation or a letter from the host in Argentina.
Argentina Tourist visa Argentina Business visa

Argentina Tourist Visa Eligibility & Requirements

  •  Passport must be valid for a minimum of six (6) months from the intended date of entry and have at least two (2) completely free pages left.
  •  The handwritten visa form should be filled in with (BLUE INK). All questions must be answered and the form must be signed by the applicant.  Incomplete or incorrect forms will not be accepted.
  • Two (2) recent passport-style, color photograph (4 x 4 cm). White background. Front Face.
  • Personal Letter of the applicant, addressed to the Consulate, requesting the transitory Tourist Visa to visit the country, containing full address and telephone (contact number) of the current address. (Please provide also a non-official translation into Spanish).
  • Travel Itinerary in Spanish (corresponding to the tickets provided).
  • Proof of Hotel reservation in Argentina: either guaranteed by a credit card or paid in full.
  • If the applicant is visiting an Argentine resident, family members or friends, and will load on Private residence an original invitation letter is required, duly signed from the same and certified by an Argentine Notary Public.
  • Ticket Reservation: Copy of the airline flight roundtrip ticket reservation (Airline copy). One way tickets will not be accepted.
  • Evidence of funds to support your trip and stay in Argentina by providing a copy of applicant’s bank statements for the last six months, certified or attested by the bank, last three months salary slips, Income Tax Returns of last three years (Preferable) or copy of an international credit card (if available).
  • Travel Insurance covering the duration of the stay in Argentina. 
  • To avoid inconveniences, applicants are advised to submit their application at least thirty (30) days prior to the proposed date of departure. 
  • Application for a Visa requested within 10 days of the date of departure will not be accepted.
  • In accordance with the relevant Law of the Argentine Republic and the international practice, the Consulate is entitled to refuse the visa and request for more documents apart from the above-mentioned list.

Argentina Business Visa Eligibility & Requirements

  • A business visa is issued to foreigners visiting Argentina for strictly business purposes.
  • Confirmed travel itinerary showing dates of exit and entry to Argentina are required.
  • The travel itinerary should clearly indicate the applicant's day to day activities.
  • Business letter from the applicant’s employer in Equatorial Guinea indicating that the applicant is of good conduct, the purpose, and duration of stay in Argentina.
  • It should also be indicated in the business letter that the applicant's employer is aware of the business leave.
  • A letter of invitation from the host company/organization is required stating the nature of the business to be carried out 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.
  •  Photocopies of required documents will not be accepted.
  • Letter from the applicant’s employer in Equatorial Guinea confirming that is currently employed by the company, for how long, as well as the applicant’s monthly wage or yearly salary.
  • The letter must be original (no photocopies or faxes will be accepted), written in or translated into Spanish, on company letter-head paper, signed by the person in charge.
  • If the Applicant owns the business or is self-employed, please add a copy of your business’ official registration and a copy of the last tax return.
  • Copy of the Certificate of Incorporation or Registration Certificate or Letter of Membership from a recognized Chamber of Commerce.

Argentina Visa Fees

Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Tourist visa

50.00 (USD)

Business visa

50.00 (USD)

Argentina Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Equatorial Guinea

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There is currently no Embassy of Argentina in Equatorial Guinea, therefore, applicants are advised to apply at the Embassy of Argentina in Abuja, Nigeria.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the official language of Argentina?

Although Argentina's official language is Spanish, Argentinian Spanish is different from the Spanish spoken in Spain. In some ways, it sounds more like Italian than Spanish. There are also many other languages spoken in Argentina, including Italian, German, English, and French.

How safe is Argentina for tourist?

Argentina is very safe to visit. It's one of the safest Latin American countries for tourists and is much less hectic than Brazil, Colombia, or Peru.

What is Argentina known for?

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

What vaccination is required for my pets?

Dogs require rabies vaccine, but in order to travel you will need your pet to have all up to date vaccines, and then will need your vet to do a health certificate WITHIN ten days of your flight which must then be certified.