A TIE24H is an alternative entry authorisation to a visa, which is processed before the National Direction of Migration (DNM), but which has a stage of revision of the documentation through the Consulate corresponding to the applicant's residence.

PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU MUST COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH TYPE OF VISA. THE TIE 24H IS NOT EXEMPT FROM THE REQUIREMENTS OF EACH VISA. WHEN SENDING THE EMAIL STATING THAT YOU HAVE APPLIED FOR A TIE 24H , PLEASE SEND THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR THE VISA YOU ARE APPLYING FOR. 

 

***Only those citizens of countries that do not require a visa to enter the Argentine Republic in the Tourist category may apply for and obtain an Electronic Entry Processing -TIE24H- ***.

The TIE24H can be processed for the following travel reasons:

Business (1171/2010)

Fairs and Market Studies (2692/2011)

Paid or unpaid tasks (technical visas) (1170/2010)

Students, Participants of student exchange programs, cultural, volunteer, scholarship holders and interns up to 180 days (2802/2023).

Digital Nomads (758/2022)

To initiate a TIE24H in the platform of the National Direction of Migration (DNM), follow the steps described in the following link: https://www.migraciones.gov.ar/radex/inicio-pasos-permiso.html

CONSULAR REVIEW INSTANCE

Once a TIE24H pre-application has been initiated on the Migration platform, and contact has been made with the applicant, the Consular Section will confirm that the application has been received and that, in order to proceed with its analysis, the consular fee corresponding to the application must be paid (80 euros).
Once the payment has been made, the applicant must attach by e-mail the corresponding bank receipt (bank receipt, ticket, etc.) and the Consular Office will start the process, which will verify that the nationality, reason for entry and period of stay correspond to the TIE; the validity of the travel document; and that the scanned documentation corresponds to the category invoked.
After verifying compliance with the requirements in the application and related documentation, the Consular Section will sign its approval on the DNM platform, and the applicant will receive his/her TIE certificate from the National Directorate of Migration, finalising the process.