No Passive Income Needed! Argentina's Rentista Visa

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15 Nov 202405:32

Summary

TLDRThis video explains how to obtain Argentine citizenship, starting with residency. It covers the lesser-known Rentista Visa, which requires passive income, typically from government bonds, annuities, or rental income. For clients who don’t initially qualify, a partnership with a licensed brokerage offering a Forex contract can help meet the passive income requirement. The process takes about two years, after which applicants can begin the citizenship process. The video also highlights benefits like family reunification, access to 156 visa-free countries, and the ability to live in Mercosur nations. Viewers can learn more by scheduling a consultation.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Argentina offers a strong citizenship with visa-free access to 156 countries.
  • 😀 Argentina's citizenship also grants access to the simplified US Visa program, enabling easier travel to the US and Canada.
  • 😀 Holding Argentine citizenship allows residency and work in other MERCOSUR countries.
  • 😀 Family reunification is a key benefit, allowing spouses and children to obtain residency based on your application.
  • 😀 The Rentista Visa is a popular option for residency, requiring proof of passive income, such as government bonds or rental income.
  • 😀 Passive income can be generated through a Forex contract partnership, where an initial investment of around $24,000-$30,000 is required, but the money is returned at the end of the contract period.
  • 😀 After a two-year period with passive income, applicants can apply for residency and start the process toward citizenship in Argentina.
  • 😀 Documentation for residency includes a valid passport, criminal record check, proof of medical insurance, birth certificates, and marriage certificates for family members.
  • 😀 Even if you don't meet traditional passive income criteria, a Forex contract option allows you to qualify for the Rentista Visa and work towards citizenship.
  • 😀 The process is globally accessible, with the ability to assist clients in obtaining Argentine citizenship and residency through partnerships with licensed brokers.

Q & A

  • What is the first step to obtaining Argentine citizenship?

    -The first step is to obtain residency in Argentina. Once residency is established, you can work towards citizenship through naturalization.

  • What are some key benefits of holding Argentine citizenship?

    -Argentine citizenship offers visa-free access to 156 countries, eligibility for a simplified US Visa program, and the ability to travel to Canada. It also provides residency rights within Mercosur countries.

  • How does family reunification work in Argentina's citizenship process?

    -Once you qualify for Argentine citizenship, your spouse, children, and even de facto partners can automatically qualify for residency based on your application, provided you submit the proper documentation.

  • What is the Rentista Visa and how does it help with obtaining residency in Argentina?

    -The Rentista Visa allows you to qualify for residency in Argentina by demonstrating passive income from sources like government bonds, annuities, or rental income. It’s a common route for those who have income without working in the country.

  • What is the alternative method for qualifying for a Rentista Visa if you do not have traditional passive income?

    -An alternative method involves partnering with a licensed brokerage offering a Forex contract, which generates passive income through investment. While the initial investment is required, it is returned at the end of the term.

  • How much initial investment is typically required for the Forex contract option to qualify for the Rentista Visa?

    -Typically, an initial investment of around $24,000 to $25,000 is required for the Forex contract. This amount is returned to you at the end of the contract period, which typically lasts two years.

  • How long does the process take to apply for citizenship after obtaining residency through the Rentista Visa?

    -After obtaining residency through the Rentista Visa, you can work your way toward citizenship in about two years. You may even begin preparing the documentation for citizenship before completing the two years.

  • What are the documentation requirements to apply for residency and citizenship in Argentina?

    -The required documents include a valid passport, proof of investment (if applicable), no criminal record, medical insurance, and a birth certificate. Additional documentation for family members includes marriage and birth certificates.

  • Can you apply for US and Canadian visas with Argentine citizenship?

    -Yes, holding Argentine citizenship allows you to apply for US and Canadian visas under simplified programs, provided you meet the necessary visa requirements.

  • How does the Forex investment scheme work for qualifying for the Rentista Visa?

    -Through the Forex contract investment scheme, you invest an initial amount (around $24,000 to $25,000) with a licensed brokerage. This generates passive income, qualifying you for the Rentista Visa, and the initial investment is returned after the contract period ends.

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