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Quotas and Application for the Argentina Working Holiday Visa

Updated: Mar 27

Volare Editorial | March 26, 2026


The Argentina Working Holiday Visa program is managed through bilateral agreements that establish annual participation limits and specific application periods. Knowing the availability for your country is the first step in planning your trip.


Below is the detailed list of quotas and availability for each participating nation.


Quotas and Availability by Country

  • Germany: Unlimited quotas. Application open throughout the year.

  • Australia: 1,500 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Austria: 200 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • South Korea: 200 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Denmark: Unlimited quotas. Application open throughout the year.

  • Slovakia: 100 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Slovenia: Limited annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Spain: 500 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • France: 1,200 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Hungary: 200 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Ireland: 200 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Japan: 200 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Norway: 300 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • New Zealand: 1,000 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Netherlands: Unlimited quotas. Application open throughout the year.

  • Poland: Limited annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.

  • Portugal: 100 annual quotas. Opening subject to official calendar.


Application Process

The application process is standardized across most Argentine consular authorities, although specific details may vary slightly depending on the jurisdiction.


  1. Initial Contact: The process begins with an inquiry via web or email to the corresponding consulate based on your place of residence.

  2. Appointment and Interview: A mandatory in-person appointment will be assigned for a personal interview with the authorities.

  3. Documentation: During the interview, all required documentation must be presented, including proof of funds and a return ticket (or the funds to purchase one).


Important Notice: Changing immigration status while inside Argentina is strictly prohibited. The Working Holiday Visa must be fully processed and obtained outside the country before your arrival.


More information

If you wish to obtain additional details on how to prepare your documentation, we invite you to consult the Argentina Working Holiday Visa section on our Volare website.

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