An Exclusive Webinar: Argentina Citizenship by Investment Explained

Argentina’s announced Citizenship by Investment Program represents one of the most significant new developments in global mobility in recent years.

As a G20 country with a substantial economy, internationally recognized cities, respected educational institutions, and a well-regarded passport, Argentina presents a markedly different proposition from many established citizenship jurisdictions.

However, prospective applicants and their advisors must distinguish between what has officially been announced, what remains subject to final confirmation, and what families can responsibly begin preparing before applications open.

On Thursday, November 12, Latitude will host a complimentary webinar titled “Argentina Citizenship by Investment Explained: Costs, Family Eligibility and Next Steps.”

The session will examine the announced qualifying routes, family provisions, due-diligence expectations, and anticipated application process. It will also identify the important operational details that remain to be finalized.

What Has Argentina Announced?

The emerging framework currently includes two principal qualifying options:

• A non-refundable contribution of USD 350,000 to the Argentine National Treasury for a single applicant, with additional contributions determined by family composition
• An investment of USD 800,000 in an Argentine sovereign bond

These routes have very different financial characteristics. A Treasury contribution is non-refundable, while a sovereign bond investment may involve holding requirements, credit exposure, liquidity considerations, and eventual exit arrangements. Further details concerning the bond’s terms and applicable procedures remain subject to official confirmation.

The webinar will explain the fundamental differences between these two options and the questions prospective applicants should consider before deciding which route may be appropriate for their circumstances.

How Will Family Eligibility Work?

The principal applicant’s spouse and qualifying children are also expected to be eligible under the announced framework.

The anticipated additional Treasury contributions are:

• USD 100,000 for a spouse
• USD 25,000 for each child under 18
• USD 100,000 for each child aged 18 to 24 who has never married and has no children

Under this structure, the anticipated Treasury contribution for a family consisting of a principal applicant, spouse, and two children under 18 would be USD 500,000.

Family composition can therefore have a substantial effect on the overall financial requirement. The webinar will examine how the announced provisions may apply to different households and which questions families should address before preparing an application.

Why Due Diligence and Preparation Matter

Meeting the financial requirement will be only one element of a successful application.

Applicants should expect detailed examination of their identity, criminal history, source of funds, source of wealth, sanctions exposure, political exposure, litigation history, and wider reputational profile. Clear, consistent, and verifiable documentation will be essential.

The panel will discuss the types of records that applicants may eventually need, including civil-status documents, police certificates, financial statements, business records, and evidence explaining how their wealth was accumulated.

Final document lists have not yet been published. Nevertheless, families with a serious interest can begin reviewing their circumstances, identifying potential gaps, and organizing records that are unlikely to change.

Early preparation does not mean transferring funds, purchasing assets, or attempting to submit an application before the formal process exists. Prospective applicants should not rely on unofficial forms or procedures. It means ensuring that potential complications are identified before they create delays once applications can be accepted.

What Will the Webinar Cover?

The panel will examine:

• Why Argentina represents a significant development in the global citizenship landscape
• The announced USD 350,000 Treasury contribution route
• The announced USD 800,000 sovereign bond route
• The differences between a non-refundable contribution and a bond investment
• Family eligibility and the effect of family composition on costs
• The anticipated treatment of spouses, minor children, and eligible adult children
• Source-of-funds and source-of-wealth documentation
• Identity, criminal-history, sanctions, and reputational checks
• The government agencies expected to participate in the review process
• The anticipated stages involved in preparing and submitting an application
• The documents interested families can begin organizing
• What applicants should avoid doing before final procedures are published
• The operational details that remain subject to official confirmation
• Argentina’s lifestyle, education, business, and long-term family proposition
• How Argentine citizenship could fit within a wider international mobility strategy

The focus will be on clarity and responsible preparation. No application or outcome can be guaranteed, and final operating regulations, documentary requirements, procedures, and commencement arrangements remain subject to official confirmation.

Latitude’s Role in the Emerging Framework

Latitude is a founding member of Argentina Mobility for Investment and Global Opportunity Limited (AMIGO Ltd), the international consortium appointed to provide technical and strategic advisory support to the Republic of Argentina in the development and implementation of the initiative.

This involvement gives Latitude a close understanding of the objectives behind the emerging framework and the standards likely to be expected from applicants.

The webinar will draw on this experience while maintaining a clear distinction between the terms already announced and the operational details that have not yet been finalized.

Meet the Panel

The webinar will be hosted by Ilana van Huyssteen-Meyer, Latitude Strategic Partner, an investment migration specialist with more than 25 years of experience advising entrepreneurs, investors, and internationally mobile families on residence, citizenship, and cross-border planning.

She will be joined by Eric Major, Chairman and CEO of Latitude Group. Eric is a recognized leader in the investment migration industry with extensive experience advising private clients and governments on residence and citizenship frameworks. He has also been directly involved in Latitude’s work supporting the development of Argentina’s announced Citizenship by Investment Program.

Also joining the panel will be Ryan Darmanin, Latitude COO and Managing Director, who brings more than two decades of professional experience and extensive knowledge of citizenship frameworks, application operations, due diligence, and client service.#

Register for the Webinar

Argentina Citizenship by Investment Explained: Costs, Family Eligibility and Next Steps

Date: Thursday, November 12, 2026
Time: 9am PST | 12pm EST | 5pm GMT | 6pm CET | 9pm GST

The webinar will be particularly relevant to prospective applicants, family offices, lawyers, wealth professionals, and other advisors seeking a clear understanding of Argentina’s announced framework.

If you cannot attend live, please still register. A recording will be emailed to all registrants following the session.

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