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Bangladeshpassport Argentinadestination
Single entry ApprovalMedium Transit visaNo

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At a glance

Bangladesh passport holders: Single entry for Argentina. Fee: USD 150 (~USD 150). Processing: 4-6 weeks. Indicative only — always verify with the official mission before applying.

Overview

Visa required (Bangladesh not visa-free). Apply at Argentine Embassy New Delhi. Tourist visa: USD 200 (single entry) / USD 300 (multiple). Allow 4-6 weeks processing. Diplomatic/Official passports exempt.

Visa types: Tourist Visa (sticker, embassy only); Business Visa; Student Visa; Work Visa (Temporary Resident); Family Reunification; Transit; Investor; MERCOSUR special category. Apply at Argentine Embassy New Delhi.

Fees & funds

Visa fee (local)USD 150 (Tourist sticker)
In USDUSD 150
In BDTBDT 18,338
Minimum bank balanceDocumented proof required (3-6 months statements)

Stay & validity

Validity: 90 days from issue. Max Stay: 90 days, extendable for 90 more.

Extension possibleYes

Overstay penalty: Per-day fine + deportation; possible MERCOSUR-wide entry ban

How to apply

MethodEmbassy (New Delhi)
Application centreEmbassy
Processing time4-6 weeks
AppointmentYes · Book
InterviewConditional
Urgent processingNo

Requirements

Bank Statement Yes Yes (3 months)
Return Ticket Yes
Hotel Booking Yes
Sponsor Doc No
Invitation Letter No
Vaccination Mandatory Yellow Fever required
Travel Insurance Recommended
Biometrics No
Police Clearance Yes Yes (apostilled)
Employment Letter Yes

Passport & photo

Passport validity6+ months
Photo size35 × 45 mm
Photo notesPassport size (35x45mm assumed)

Required documents: Valid passport (6+ months); Visa application form; Recent photo; Birth certificate (apostilled); Police clearance certificate (apostilled); Bank statement (last 3 months); Employment letter; Hotel booking; Return ticket; Yellow Fever certificate; Holders of valid US/Schengen multi-entry visa may qualify for AVE (electronic travel authorization).

Visa types (3)

Tourist
Single USD 150 (~USD 150) 4-6 weeks

Visa required (Bangladesh not visa-free). Apply at Argentine Embassy New Delhi. Tourist visa: USD 200 (single entry) / USD 300 (multiple). Allow 4-6 weeks processing. Diplomatic/Official passports exempt.

Business Business Visa
Single USD 200 (~USD 200) 4-6 weeks

Business visa for Argentina — meetings, conferences, MERCOSUR-trade related. Argentina has visa-free arrangement for several countries but Bangladesh is not included.

Student Student Visa
Single USD 200 (~USD 200) 6-12 weeks

Student visa for Argentine universities. UBA (University of Buenos Aires) and several public universities free for international students — popular destination for Spanish-language and STEM studies.

Common rejection reasons

Common BD rejections: (1) Weak ties to Bangladesh (Argentina is a known asylum-shopping destination); (2) Lack of travel history; (3) Insufficient apostilled birth certificate / police clearance; (4) Yellow Fever certificate missing if from endemic area; (5) Single male applicants face extra scrutiny.

Good to know

Argentina visa FAQ for Bangladesh passport holders

Do I need a visa to visit Argentina with a Bangladesh passport?
Yes — Bangladesh passport holders need a visa for Argentina (Single entry). Apply via Embassy (New Delhi).
How much does a Argentina visa cost for Bangladesh passport holders?
The Argentina visa fee is USD 150 (about BDT 18,338). Additional service, biometric or courier charges may apply on top.
How long does it take to get a Argentina visa?
Typical processing for a Argentina visa is 4-6 weeks. Apply well ahead of your travel date and allow for appointment availability.
How long can I stay in Argentina on this visa?
A Argentina visa for Bangladesh passport holders typically allows a stay of Validity: 90 days from issue. Max Stay: 90 days, extendable for 90 more.. Extensions may be possible (Yes).
How do I apply for a Argentina visa from Bangladesh?
Apply for your Argentina visa via Embassy (New Delhi). An appointment is required. Your passport should be valid 6+ months.