Anonymized summaries of how we've helped clients overcome real challenges. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
American software developer, age 32, working remotely for a US company. Living in Buenos Aires on tourist visa renewals for 18 months.
Needed a legal pathway to remain in Argentina long-term without forming a local company or obtaining local employment.
After analyzing the client's income documentation and work structure, we determined the Rentista visa was the optimal path. We guided the client through obtaining apostilled bank statements, income verification letters, and background checks from the US. We prepared and filed the complete application with Migraciones.
Temporary residency approved within 4 months. Client obtained DNI and has since converted to permanent residency.
British national, age 45, married to Argentine citizen. Living in Argentina for 3 years with permanent residency.
Wanted to obtain citizenship as quickly as possible. Concerned about the judicial process and required court appearances.
We prepared a complete citizenship file emphasizing the marriage, shared domicile documentation, and integration into Argentine society. We filed with the federal court and represented the client throughout the judicial proceeding, responding to all fiscal inquiries promptly.
Citizenship granted in 8 months. Client obtained Argentine passport and now holds dual citizenship.
German investor, age 55, purchasing first property in Buenos Aires without local residency.
Needed to transfer $280,000 USD for purchase, obtain CDI tax ID, and coordinate with Escribano—all while managing from abroad.
We reviewed the Boleto de Compraventa (purchase agreement) before signing, conducted title verification, coordinated CDI registration, structured the international fund transfer for optimal exchange rate while maintaining full compliance, and represented the client at the Escritura (deed signing) with power of attorney.
Clean title transfer completed. Client saved approximately 15% vs. official exchange rate on fund transfer (legally) and closed remotely without traveling.
Spanish fintech company seeking to hire Argentine developers and establish local entity for regional operations.
Needed rapid formation, ability to hire employees, receive international transfers, and maintain compliance with Central Bank regulations.
We formed a SAS (Simplified Joint Stock Company) within 48 hours, registered with AFIP for tax purposes, opened corporate bank accounts at two major banks, drafted compliant employment contracts for local hires, and established ongoing compliance procedures for Central Bank reporting.
Fully operational Argentine subsidiary within 3 weeks. Company now employs 12 local developers with compliant payroll structure.
Disclaimer: These case studies represent examples of past work and are presented for general information purposes. Every legal matter is unique, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes. The cases have been anonymized to protect client confidentiality.
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