RESIDENCE IN AND CITIZENSHIP // VISAS IN UNITED STATES- CRBA- BIRTH CERTIFICATES- OTHER DOCUMENTS
Argentine Residence – Immigration
Young Football Players in Argentina
Argentina is one of the world's leading destinations for young athletes seeking to develop their football careers.
We assist families from around the globe with visas, residency permits, Argentine ID cards (DNI), travel authorizations, legal guardianship arrangements, medical coverage, and all other requirements necessary for minors to train, study, and become eligible to play under the regulations of the Argentine Football Association (AFA).
When parents reside abroad, we also provide guidance on the legal alternatives available to ensure that the child is properly protected and supervised throughout their stay in Argentina.
Our services are designed to help young athletes pursue their sporting and educational goals in Argentina while ensuring full compliance with Argentine immigration, family, and sports regulations.
Football Visa Argentina
Foreign Football Players in Argentina
Residency for Young Athletes in Argentina
Argentine DNI for Foreign Athletes
Youth Football Academy Argentina
Legal Assistance for Young Football Players
Minor Athletes Relocating to Argentina
AFA Eligibility Requirements for Foreign Players
Immigration Services for Football Players in Argentina
Legal Guardian for Minors in Argentina
Experience matters. Immigration and citizenship cases are decided in Buenos Aires; working with lawyers who act directly before the central authorities makes the difference. If you are supposed to establish in Buenos Aires, call us.
We assist individuals and families seeking to establish themselves in Argentina through:
• Temporary and permanent residence
• Residence by investment
• Residence for work, studies, or family ties
• Athletes and sports professionals
• Citizenship and naturalization processes
Our work includes a full analysis of eligibility requirements, timelines, risks, and documentation. No improvisation. No false promises.
Citizenship is no longer what it used to be. Key changes in Argentine immigration law (Executive Decree DNU 366/2025).
Stricter entry and stay rules
Continuous residence is now the rule, not the exception.
To apply for Argentine citizenship, the law now requires two full years of legal and uninterrupted residence without leaving the country. Exit Argentina even once, and the clock resets to zero. A sharp turn from the previously flexible judicial criteria.
Investment as an alternative path
A new route to citizenship has been introduced through “relevant investment,” currently estimated at approximately USD 500,000.
This option waives the traditional residence requirement but is subject to economic evaluation and approval by the Ministry of Economy. It is not automatic, not political, and certainly not symbolic money.
Naturalization outside the courts
Until now, Argentine citizenship was requested through the courts.
Under the reform, the process begins before the National Immigration Authority (DNM) and is handled digitally as an administrative procedure. Faster in theory, stricter in practice.
Why this matters (and why advice is critical); Argentina still offers one of the most attractive combinations worldwide: residency, quality of life, strategic mobility, and citizenship.But the rules have changed. Timing, planning, and legal strategy now make the difference between success and starting over.
At quaini.com, we don’t sell shortcuts. We design legal paths that work.
US VISAS - CRBA - OTHER DOCUMENTS
U.S. citizenship transmission, assisting with applications for the Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) and helping clients prepare for their appointment by reviewing documentation and requirements so they arrive organized and confident.
We provide assistance with U.S. visa applications, including:
B1/B2 (tourism), F1 (students), F2, H1B, H4, K1, E1 (Treaty Trader), E2 (Investor Visa), SB1, L1A, L1B, O1, M1, CR1, IR1, J1, J2, TN, P1, and C1D.
We also assist with permanent resident cards (Green Cards), maintenance of residency status, and extended stays outside the United States.
Additional services include obtaining birth, death, and marriage certificates issued in the United States.
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RESIDENCE IN AND CITIZENSHIP // VISAS IN UNITED STATES- CRBA- BIRTH CERTIFICATES- OTHER DOCUMENTS
Argentine Residence – Immigration
Young Football Players in Argentina
• Temporary and permanent residence
• Residence by investment
• Residence for work, studies, or family ties
• Athletes and sports professionals
• Citizenship and naturalization processes
Our work includes a full analysis of eligibility requirements, timelines, risks, and documentation. No improvisation. No false promises.
Citizenship is no longer what it used to be. Key changes in Argentine immigration law (Executive Decree DNU 366/2025).
Stricter entry and stay rules
Continuous residence is now the rule, not the exception.
To apply for Argentine citizenship, the law now requires two full years of legal and uninterrupted residence without leaving the country. Exit Argentina even once, and the clock resets to zero. A sharp turn from the previously flexible judicial criteria.
Investment as an alternative path
This option waives the traditional residence requirement but is subject to economic evaluation and approval by the Ministry of Economy. It is not automatic, not political, and certainly not symbolic money.
Naturalization outside the courts
Until now, Argentine citizenship was requested through the courts.
Under the reform, the process begins before the National Immigration Authority (DNM) and is handled digitally as an administrative procedure. Faster in theory, stricter in practice.
US VISAS - CRBA - OTHER DOCUMENTS
B1/B2 (tourism), F1 (students), F2, H1B, H4, K1, E1 (Treaty Trader), E2 (Investor Visa), SB1, L1A, L1B, O1, M1, CR1, IR1, J1, J2, TN, P1, and C1D.