From Argentina to Germany
Entry & visa rule
Visa-free for short stays, but a national (D) visa is required to live and work in Germany.
Popular paths for your nationality
EU Blue Card
The premium work permit for academics with a job offer above a salary threshold. Fastest route to permanent re…
§§ 20a, 20b AufenthGOpportunity Card
A 12-month residence permit to come to Germany and look for a job — without a job offer. You qualify either as…
§ 21 Abs. 5 AufenthGFreelance Visa
For liberal professions — developers, designers, writers, artists, teachers, consultants. Famous as the 'Berli…
§ 16b, § 20 Abs. 3 AufenthGStudy → Work
Study in Germany (often tuition-free), work 140 full days per year alongside, then use the 18-month post-gradu…
Frequently asked questions
Do Argentine citizens need a visa for Germany?
Visa-free for short stays, but a national (D) visa is required to live and work in Germany.
Does my degree need to be recognised in Germany?
Check your university in the anabin database; a ZAB Statement of Comparability may be needed for skilled-worker permits.
Last verified: 21 July 2026