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Q: what's the current process for bringing my own shotgun to argentina for march, like all the forms and permits needed
AWS EXPERT REPLY
Bringing your own shotgun to Argentina for a hunting trip involves a specific process, and we are here to make it as seamless as possible for you!
Generally, it requires obtaining temporary import permits from the Argentine National Arms Registry (ANMaC) before your arrival. This involves completing forms, providing copies of your passport, a letter of invitation from us, and details of your firearm (make, model, serial number, gauge). Our team at AWS Lodge assists all our guests with this entire process, guiding you through each step to ensure all necessary permits are secured well in advance of your trip.
However, many of our guests find it significantly more convenient to utilize our high-quality gun rentals. Unless you are booking a 1-day trip, our multi-day packages are completely all-inclusive. This covers luxury lodging, gourmet meals, open bar, and professional guides. We handle all the logistics for you, including arranging gun rentals and hunting licenses, which are added to your final itinerary so you don't have to worry about the details of bringing your own firearm. This option often saves a lot of paperwork and potential travel hassles.
Since you're considering March, which is a specific time, I recommend reaching out to our human team directly to discuss your preferences for bringing your own gun versus renting, and to check availability. While our online calendar might show some dates as fully booked around that time, we frequently have hidden inventory.
To help you with this and to allow our team to conduct a real-time manual check and send you exact pricing for your group, please use these links:
• Contact our Human Team
• Check Real-Time Availability
If you share your email address with me right now, I will have our human team do a real-time manual check and send you exact pricing for your group, addressing all your questions about firearms and availability for March!
Bringing your own shotgun to Argentina for a hunting trip involves a specific process, and we are here to make it as seamless as possible for you!
Generally, it requires obtaining temporary import permits from the Argentine National Arms Registry (ANMaC) before your arrival. This involves completing forms, providing copies of your passport, a letter of invitation from us, and details of your firearm (make, model, serial number, gauge). Our team at AWS Lodge assists all our guests with this entire process, guiding you through each step to ensure all necessary permits are secured well in advance of your trip.
However, many of our guests find it significantly more convenient to utilize our high-quality gun rentals. Unless you are booking a 1-day trip, our multi-day packages are completely all-inclusive. This covers luxury lodging, gourmet meals, open bar, and professional guides. We handle all the logistics for you, including arranging gun rentals and hunting licenses, which are added to your final itinerary so you don't have to worry about the details of bringing your own firearm. This option often saves a lot of paperwork and potential travel hassles.
Since you're considering March, which is a specific time, I recommend reaching out to our human team directly to discuss your preferences for bringing your own gun versus renting, and to check availability. While our online calendar might show some dates as fully booked around that time, we frequently have hidden inventory.
To help you with this and to allow our team to conduct a real-time manual check and send you exact pricing for your group, please use these links:
• Contact our Human Team
• Check Real-Time Availability
If you share your email address with me right now, I will have our human team do a real-time manual check and send you exact pricing for your group, addressing all your questions about firearms and availability for March!
AWS Lodge Note: These insights are compiled from historical guest queries to assist in your trip planning. While we strive for accuracy, field conditions, weather, and specific logistics may vary. Our staff handles all the hard work in the field. Always confirm final gear and itinerary details directly with our team. Contact Staff »
