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Q: any visa or entry fees for americans going to argentina in january
Hello! For American citizens traveling to Argentina, there are currently no visa requirements for tourist stays of up to 90 days, and the reciprocity fee for US citizens was eliminated in 2016. So, for a standard tourist trip in January, you generally won't need a visa or have to pay entry fees. You'll just need a valid passport.
*(AWS Expert Note: Please be aware that our Mixed Bag programs, including Duck and Perdiz hunting, strictly run during the Argentine winter from mid-May to mid-August. For trips in January, we exclusively offer our world-renowned High-Volume Dove program, which is spectacular year-round!)*
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