| Important advice for visitors arriving to enjoy Argentina | | | | nationality, and what Argentines are currently charged |
| vacations from the United States, Canada and | | | | to enter each country. The authorities have already |
| Australia: the Argentine government has decided to | | | | pointed out that the fee is liable to change, depending |
| impose a new fee to enter the country, called a | | | | on modifications to entrance requirements by the other |
| Reciprocity Tax, because it is equivalent to the fee | | | | nations. |
| that those countries charge Argentineans to cross | | | | As it currently stands, the fees are: |
| their borders. | | | | Citizens of the United States: USD$131 |
| This is a recent announcement and it remains unclear | | | | Citizens of Australia: USD$100 |
| exactly when the fee will be implemented. However | | | | Citizens of Canada: USD$70 |
| according to the announcement from the Argentine | | | | It is important to note that this fee is not considered a |
| authorities, the fee will be officially phased in from 1 | | | | visa, and citizens of these nations are still eligible to |
| January 2010, can be paid in Argentine pesos, USD$ or | | | | enter Argentina using their passport alone. The fee is |
| credit cards. | | | | not currently payable in your home country, and must |
| For the time being, the fee will only be collected in | | | | be made upon arrival to Argentina. |
| Buenos Aires' Ezeiza airport, although this is likely to | | | | Further information is available in English from the |
| change to cover all entry points in the future. | | | | Argentine immigration department website. |
| The precise amount of the fee varies according to | | | | |
