Japan to Argentina visa requirements

No visa needed. Japanese ordinary passport holders can visit Argentina visa-free for tourism and other eligible unpaid short-stay purposes for up to 90 days, extendable once in Argentina for a similar period. Japanese ordinary passport holders do not require a visa for eligible short visits to Argentina, including tourism, business, cultural activities, conventions, workshops, seminars, and other unpaid professional activities for up to 90 days. The Embassy of Argentina in Japan states that a valid Japanese passport is enough for Japanese tourists and that the 90-day stay may be renewed in Argentina for a similar period; Japan MOFA also describes the Japan-Argentina visa waiver as covering transit, tourism, and business for stays of 90 days or less. Argentina's national visa-regime list shows Japan without a tourist-visa requirement. There is no eVisa, ETA, AVE, visa-on-arrival, or routine visa fee for this visa-free route. At border control, travelers present a valid passport and may have fingerprints and a facial photo taken; Japan MOFA notes that Argentina announced the abolition of routine passport stamping from 2022, although stamps may still be applied depending on the counter. Carry onward or return travel evidence, accommodation/contact details, proof of sufficient funds, and purpose-of-visit evidence in case the airline or immigration officer asks. For paid work, residence, or stays beyond the visa-free/extension route, obtain the proper Argentine visa or residence authorization.