Sunday, June 28, 2026
37.9 C
New Delhi

Argentina Eases Entry Rules For Indian Citizens Holding US Visas

Curated By :

Last Updated:

Argentina now allows Indian citizens with valid US tourist visas to enter without an Argentine visa, aiming to boost tourism and strengthen ties.

font

Visa Waiver Program (VWP) allows eligible travellers to stay in the U.S. for up to 90 days for tourism or business purposes — no embassy appointments or visa interviews required.

Visa Waiver Program (VWP) allows eligible travellers to stay in the U.S. for up to 90 days for tourism or business purposes — no embassy appointments or visa interviews required.

The Argentine government has announced a major relaxation in its entry requirements for Indian citizens. Indian nationals holding valid tourist visas for the United States will now be allowed entry into Argentina without the need for a separate Argentine visa.

The move is expected to boost tourism and business ties between India and Argentina, making travel simpler for thousands of Indian visitors.

Recommended Stories

In a post on X, the Ambassador of Argentina to India, Mariano Caucino, said that they are ready to welcome more Indian tourists into their wonderful country.

“ARGENTINA EASES ENTRY TO INDIAN CITIZENS HOLDING A US VISA. The Argentine Government has eased entry into the country for Indian citizens with US visas. The resolution published in the Official Gazette allows Indian citizens with tourist visas to enter the United States without needing to apply for an Argentine visa. This is wonderful news for both Argentina and India. We’re ready to welcome more Indian tourists into our wonderful country,” Caucino posted on X.

With this policy change, Indian citizens who hold valid US tourist visas can now use them to enter Argentina directly, eliminating a lengthy visa application process.

The announcement is seen as part of Argentina’s broader push to strengthen bilateral relations and attract more international travellers.

News india Argentina Eases Entry Rules For Indian Citizens Holding US Visas
Disclaimer: Comments reflect users’ views, not News18’s. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

Loading comments…

Read More

Go to Source

Hot this week

Suit, tie and a splash: NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani revives pool tradition in full formal wear — video

Image quality improved by AI New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani revived a long-dormant City Hall tradition on Saturday by diving into a public pool in East Harlem to mark the opening of the city’s 2026 outdoor pool season whi Read More

Candace Owens questions Erika Kirk’s ‘vision from God’ remark in resurfaced Charlie Kirk interview

Candace Owens reignited online debate after revisiting a past interview with the late Charlie Kirk, focusing on his wife Erika’s suggestion that he keep his phone on the day of the assassination attempt. Read More

Nick White blasts Clavicular over viral kiss with trans model, says he destroyed the image that made him famous

Nick White criticized Clavicular after a viral video showed the influencer kissing Polish transgender model Adeli Pali, claiming the incident had severely damaged the image that made him popular. Read More

Actor Sonu quits Kala Hiran: Film made to TARNISH Salman

‘Kala Hiran’ controversy: Actor Sonu Mishra quits film; says, ‘It had been made to TARNISH the name of Salman Khan’ Actor Sonu Mishra has publicly walked away from the controversial film ‘Kala Hiran: Th Read More

Japan hit by 6.1-magnitude earthquake days after strong Iwate tremor, no tsunami threat

Authorities said there was no risk of a tsunami and no immediate reports of damage or casualties. A strong earthquake of magnitude 6. Read More

Topics

Suit, tie and a splash: NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani revives pool tradition in full formal wear — video

Image quality improved by AI New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani revived a long-dormant City Hall tradition on Saturday by diving into a public pool in East Harlem to mark the opening of the city’s 2026 outdoor pool season whi Read More

Candace Owens questions Erika Kirk’s ‘vision from God’ remark in resurfaced Charlie Kirk interview

Candace Owens reignited online debate after revisiting a past interview with the late Charlie Kirk, focusing on his wife Erika’s suggestion that he keep his phone on the day of the assassination attempt. Read More

Nick White blasts Clavicular over viral kiss with trans model, says he destroyed the image that made him famous

Nick White criticized Clavicular after a viral video showed the influencer kissing Polish transgender model Adeli Pali, claiming the incident had severely damaged the image that made him popular. Read More

Actor Sonu quits Kala Hiran: Film made to TARNISH Salman

‘Kala Hiran’ controversy: Actor Sonu Mishra quits film; says, ‘It had been made to TARNISH the name of Salman Khan’ Actor Sonu Mishra has publicly walked away from the controversial film ‘Kala Hiran: Th Read More

Japan hit by 6.1-magnitude earthquake days after strong Iwate tremor, no tsunami threat

Authorities said there was no risk of a tsunami and no immediate reports of damage or casualties. A strong earthquake of magnitude 6. Read More

Travis Kelce was not serious about Taylor Swift at first

Travis was not serious about Taylor Swuft when they started going out, and even ignored some of her messages. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s romance has now been going on for almost two years. Read More

Pakistan: 4 troops, 6 terrorists killed in 90-minute gun battle at Karachi rangers HQ

Karachi rangers HQ, Pakistan NEW DELHI: Pakistani security forces said they foiled a militant attack on a Sindh Rangers compound in Karachi on Saturday night, killing six terrorists and arresting another. Read More

‘They came to take selfies, not to help’: Venezuela quake victims rage as death toll hits 1,430

Rescue efforts underway as death toll keeps rising The death toll from Venezuela’s twin earthquakes has risen to 1,430, with more than 3,200 injured and over 50,000 people missing, as rescue crews raced against time on Saturday Read More

Related Articles