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Argentina visa for citizens of Timor-Leste

Embassy / VFSVisa · Tourist (up to 90 days)

Citizens of Timor-Leste need a visa for Argentina and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

Verified · Last checked . Policies change. Confirm with the embassy or official visa portal before you travel.

Key facts

Entry routeEmbassy / VFS · Visa · Tourist (up to 90 days)
How to applyIn-person at an embassy or visa center
Maximum stayUp to 90 days
Visa validity90 days
EntriesSingle entry
Processing time15–30 days
Government fee$150
Passport validityAt least 6 months
BiometricsRequired
AppointmentRequired
InterviewNot required
Onward or return ticketRequired
Proof of fundsBank statements for last 3 months showing sufficient funds

How to apply

  1. 1

    Prepare documents

    Gather all required documents as per the checklist

  2. 2

    Complete application form

    Fill out the visa application form accurately

  3. 3

    Pay visa fee

    Pay the USD 150 fee at the designated bank or embassy

  4. 4

    Schedule appointment

    Book an appointment at the Argentine embassy or consulate

  5. 5

    Attend biometrics appointment

    Visit the embassy in person to submit documents and provide biometrics

  6. 6

    Wait for processing

    Processing takes 15 to 30 working days

  7. 7

    Collect passport

    Collect your passport with visa sticker in person or via courier if arranged

Documents checklist

Identity

  • Valid passport

    Must have at least 6 months validity and two blank pages

  • Completed visa application form

    Download from embassy website

  • Passport-sized photographs

    Two recent 4x4 cm photos, white background

  • Copy of passport data page

    Clear photocopy

Travel

  • Flight itinerary

    Round-trip or onward ticket

  • Hotel reservation

    Confirmed accommodation for entire stay

Financial

  • Bank statements

    Last 3 months, showing sufficient funds

Employment

  • Letter of employment

    Stating position, salary, and approved leave

Supporting

  • Travel insurance

    Covering medical expenses and repatriation

  • Visa fee payment receipt

    Proof of payment of USD 150

  • Yellow fever vaccination certificate

    Optional

    Required if traveling from endemic area

  • Invitation letter (if applicable)

    Optional

    From host in Argentina, notarized

  • Criminal record certificate

    Optional

    May be requested for long stays

Proof of funds

Minimum balance: Equivalent of USD 500 per month of stay

  • Bank statements
  • Pay slips
  • Sponsorship letter

Bank statements must be original or certified copies

Good to know

  • Visa fees are non-refundable
  • Incomplete applications may be rejected
  • Biometrics are mandatory for all applicants aged 12 and over

Common refusal reasons

Insufficient funds

Provide bank statements showing adequate balance

Incomplete documentation

Double-check all required documents before submission

Invalid passport

Ensure passport has at least 6 months validity and blank pages

FAQ

Do citizens of Timor-Leste need a visa for Argentina?

Citizens of Timor-Leste need a visa for Argentina and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Visa · Tourist (up to 90 days).

How long can citizens of Timor-Leste stay in Argentina?

Up to 90 days.

How much does the Argentina visa cost for citizens of Timor-Leste?

Government fee: $150.

How long does Argentina visa processing take?

Typically 15–30 days.

What documents do citizens of Timor-Leste need for Argentina?

Valid passport; Completed visa application form; Passport-sized photographs; Flight itinerary; Hotel reservation; Bank statements; and 7 more.

How long must my passport be valid for Argentina?

At least 6 months.

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