Transitory visas are shorter-term permits (typically 6 months to 1 year) with simplified requirements. They don't provide a DNI or count toward citizenship like temporary residency does.

Yes, the digital nomad visa specifically allows remote work for foreign employers or clients. However, you cannot work for Argentine companies with this visa.

Transitory visa processing is typically faster than residency applications, usually taking 1-3 months depending on document preparation and government processing times.

You need to demonstrate stable remote income sufficient to support yourself in Argentina. The exact amount varies, but typically around $1,000-1,500 USD monthly is expected.

Extensions may be possible depending on the specific visa type and your circumstances. We can advise on renewal options during your consultation.

Language programs, short-term academic courses, and exchange programs typically qualify. The course must be at a recognized institution and have sufficient duration to justify the visa.