Work permits in Argentina are issued to foreigners by the National Directorate of Migration in Argentina. In order for you to obtain a work permit for paid employment you will need to have the company that you will be working for make the application for you with the National Directorate of Argentina. In some instances work permits can be applied for by the Consulate, usually though this is reserved for volunteers and charity workers.
In order to qualify for a work permit the first condition is that the company that is applying on your behalf should be registered as a legal entity in Argentina. If that is not the case the company will need to present a declaration from the owners or upper management of the company to the Argentine consulate. They will also need to provide several commercial references.
Other conditions must be met for you to qualify for a work permit. You will need to have an employment contract with a company in Argentina. You will need to have your birth certificate. If it is not in Spanish you will need to have it translated by a certified translator. If married you will have to do the same with your marriage certificate. You will also need a passport that is valid for at least 18 months and three passport size photos of your self.
There are three common types of work visas: the article 29 E visas, the article 15 E labor contract visas and the article 15 E secondment visas. The article 29 E visa is for short term work lasting only 15 days. It can be extended for an additional 15 days. The article 15 E labor contract visa is for six to 12 months of work under an employment contract. And the article 15 E secondment visa is for people sent by their company to work in Argentina for six to 12 months.
If you have an employment contract with a company in Argentina you will need to sign it in the presence of a consul at the consulate. If you are sent to Argentina by your company then you will have to sign an employment contract with that company.
You are able to bring your spouse and children to Argentina with you under a work permit. You will just need to prove family ties, which can be done with birth and marriage certificates.
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