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FAQ's

• Will I need a Visa?

Only in case you specifically can’t enter the country as a tourist. Look up visa regulations in Argentine’s foreign office and see the requirements and information about paperwork

• How long will it take to reach the adequate Spanish level?

This will depend on a few factors, such as your native language and level of knowledge at the time of entering the country. Naturally the comprehending level needed to start an academic course or a degree is not the same as the level needed for the daily communication with other people in a daily basis. In order to be able to take a graduate course, reading comprehension and complex conversation skills are somewhat necessary.

• Can I work while studying in Argentina?

The foreign people who get hired to work in Argentina must acquire a work visa and a legal residency status in the country. The local regulations on immigration matters establish three types of residency: permanent, temporary and transitory. If you entered as a student or a tourist, once in the country, you will have to start the paperwork to obtain a work permit and a residency status.

• How much do accommodation and food cost?

You will find detailed information under Expenses in Argentina. However there is a wide variety in prices for food and accommodation.

• Do I have any restrictions for traveling throughout Argentina?

Once you entered the country under legal conditions you will be able to travel throughout Argentina freely.

• What can I do in my spare time?

The university institutions are in or near cities with a great cultural, artistic and sports life. Likewise you can travel all around the country and visit different places as well as taking boats through rivers and lakes.