27/06/2026 12:28 - Economia
According to a report by the Financial Times, the administration of President Javier Milei is planning to launch a 'golden passport' program before the end of the year. This ambitious initiative would allow foreign investors to obtain legal residency—and eventually citizenship—in Argentina in exchange for significant investments in the country.
The project is part of a broader strategy to attract foreign capital, strengthen the Central Bank's reserves, and accelerate the cancellation of the debt with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The move signals a strong shift towards economic liberalization, aiming to position Argentina on the global map for high-net-worth investors seeking diversification.
For international audiences, a Golden Visa (or passport) is a program granting residency rights to individuals who make a substantial financial investment. While specific amounts for Argentina are yet to be defined, these programs typically exist in:
Argentina seeks to compete in this market by offering access to a vast, resource-rich territory with a high quality of life.
This announcement follows a strengthening of Argentina's economy. The Central Bank has accumulated reserves totaling USD 47,508 million, with daily purchases averaging USD 138 million during 2026.
Furthermore, the government recently passed the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) on June 25, 2026. This law provides tax benefits for 30 years for investments exceeding USD 1,000 million in strategic sectors like lithium, artificial intelligence, and green hydrogen.
Argentina offers unique opportunities for investors: a renowned cultural scene, diverse geography from Patagonia to the North, and a high potential for appreciation in real estate and productive sectors. The combination of the Golden Passport and the RIGI creates a compelling ecosystem for those looking to diversify their assets in the Southern Hemisphere.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
