FAQ Argentina

Ensure that your passport valid for the whole duration of your stay and, as a precaution, ensure that you have proof of onward travel in the form of a return ticket. Find out more on our visa and passport page.

Providing you hold a valid British passport and your intended stay is no longer than 90 days, you won’t be required to obtain a visa for your travels in Argentina. Find out more on our visa and passport page.

Yes, we would always recommend taking out comprehensive travel insurance when travelling, especially overseas, that is suitable for your requirements and needs.

You will need a variety of clothing depending on your itinerary, check out our blog on what to pack for your trip to Argentina by our very own travel specialist.

It is always best to get the advice of a GP or travel nurse before travelling overseas to check which vaccinations you might need or if any boosters are required. The Travel Health Pro website provides a comprehensive guide on all the vaccinations you should consider.

We know heading off on holiday is always a little bit stressful, especially on the day you leave, so we would advise doing these things before you depart:

• Check you have all your necessary documentation, including your passport!
• Take a photo of your documents and email it to yourself and travelling partners. Having a copy on your phone always comes in handy too.
• Ensure you have all your chargers and converters for any phones, cameras, tablets you are taking. A portable battery pack is a handy item to have in your hand luggage.
• Take snacks and a big bottle of water for your flight.
• Get to the airport with plenty of time to spare, we advise arriving 3 hours prior to your flight departure.
• Pack a change of clothes in your hand luggage and take a photo of your checked bag in case it goes missing en route.
• Sit back and relax knowing we have your holiday sorted!

We are contactable in the UK during office hours and our local partners in destination are available 24/7 for any support or help you might need. They are in the best position as they will be on the same timezone, they should be your first contact in a case of emergency.

When travelling in Argentina, it’s worth knowing that tipping is regarded as customary in restaurants, cafes, taxis and other services. 10% is usually standard but this is only a rough guide so it is, of course, up to your to use your own discretion.