Generally, citizens of countries that have a reciprocity agreement with Argentina regarding driving licenses need to pay this fee.
International Drivers’ Permits
If you possess an International Driving Permit (IDP), issued by a participating country, you’ll likely need to pay. Check the specific requirements for your nationality on the Argentinan national website for up-to-date information.
Specific Nationalities
- US Citizens: US citizens with a valid driver’s license generally need to pay the reciprocity fee. EU Citizens: The requirements vary across EU countries. Some may need to pay; others might not. Consult the Argentinian consulate or embassy in your country for precise instructions. Other Nationalities: Always consult the official Argentinian government sources or your own country’s embassy in Argentina before your trip. Requirements change.
Exemptions
Some nationalities might be exempt. This depends on existing bilateral agreements between countries. Confirm your exemption status before traveling.
Where to Find Information
Argentinian National Website: The Argentinian government website is the primary source for the latest regulations. Look for the section dealing with driver’s licenses and reciprocity agreements. Argentinian Embassy or Consulate: Contact the nearest Argentinian embassy or consulate in your home country for clarification. Your Country’s Embassy in Argentina: Your own country’s embassy or consulate in Argentina can provide helpful guidance on the process and requirements.
Payment Methods
Once you determine the fee applies, research the accepted payment methods. It usually involves paying online before arriving in Argentina or perhaps at a designated office upon arrival. Check the specific instructions provided on the Argentinian government website.
Important Note:
This information is for guidance only. Always verify the requirements with official sources before traveling to Argentina.
