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If you are leaving Jerez to study in Argentina, here you will find the universities of Buenos Aires, Rosario, Córdoba, La Plata and Mendoza, your papers in order, how to get there and the weather in each city. Save what interests you to your list, add it to your calendar or share it with your family.

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Before you goYour papers in order. Each step links to the official website.

  1. A place at the university

    For the residence permit you will be asked for the Constancia de Inscripción Electrónica from your place of study. Ask the university for it as soon as they accept you.

    See on the official website
  2. The validated school-leaving certificate

    Since Resolution 480/2026, the validation of a foreign secondary school qualification no longer requires exams: the document, the certificate, the translation if needed and the apostille are enough. Spain has an agreement with Argentina.

    See on the official website
  3. Visa or residence permit: ask at the consulate in Cádiz

    For tourism you do not need a visa (up to 90 days, with a passport). To study there are two routes: the student visa at the consulate before you travel, or the student residence permit in Argentina. The Argentine consulate in Cádiz serves all of Andalusia: Presidente Rivadavia 3, telephone 956 22 89 22. Confirm there which one applies to you.

    See on the official website
  4. Apostilled criminal record certificate

    You need the criminal record certificate from each country where you have lived for more than a year in the last three, apostilled. Get it in Spain before you travel.

    See on the official website
  5. Health insurance for your whole stay

    Since decree 366/2025, anyone without permanent residence must have health insurance or pay for care in public hospitals. Bring international health insurance that covers your whole stay.

    See on the official website
  6. Student residence

    Migraciones grants a temporary student residence for one year, renewable. It is applied for in the RaDEX system from within Argentina, with your passport, your criminal record certificate, proof of address and the university enrollment. For exchanges and short courses there is the transitory residence, for up to one year.

    See on the official website
  7. The CUIL and the pesos account

    The CUIL is the number you will be asked for almost everything: ANSES issues it free of charge, in person and without an appointment. With your passport you can open a free savings account in pesos (called a caja de ahorro there), according to the Central Bank.

    See on the official website Central Bank
  8. When you come back: your degree in Spain

    Spain and Argentina have mutually recognized each other's university degrees since 2018 (BOE of January 18, 2019). For regulated professions, such as Medicine, homologation is required; for the rest, a declaration of equivalence, at the headquarters of the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.

    See on the official website

From Jerez to Argentina

From Ezeiza airport to the city

Living there

Things to do in Buenos Aires: events, neighborhoods and plans

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a visa to study in Argentina?

For tourism, no: Spaniards enter without a visa for up to 90 days with a passport. To study you need the student visa from the consulate or the student residence permit, which is applied for in Argentina through RaDEX. The Argentine consulate in Cádiz serves all of Andalusia and will tell you which one applies to you.

Are there direct flights from Jerez?

No. You fly from Jerez to Madrid and from there direct to Ezeiza (Buenos Aires); Iberia has the most flights. From Barcelona, LEVEL was flying in 2025. Confirm flights with each airline.

How do I get from Buenos Aires to Rosario?

By micro (long-distance bus) from the Retiro bus station, about four hours; on the daily train from Retiro to Rosario Norte, about seven and a half hours; or by car, about 300 km along the RN9 highway.

Do I need health insurance?

Yes. Since decree 366/2025, anyone without permanent residence must have health insurance or pay for care in public hospitals. Bring an international one for your whole stay.

Can I open a bank account?

Yes. The Central Bank states that a free savings account in pesos (caja de ahorro) can be opened with a passport. Each bank may ask for an extra document or two.

Is public university free for a Spaniard?

Since 2025, national universities can charge foreigners without permanent residence, but in July 2026 the Government acknowledged that none was doing so. Confirm it with the university before enrolling.

Is my Argentine degree valid in Spain?

Yes, if the degree program is accredited by the CONEAU. There is a mutual recognition agreement for university degrees in force since 2018. For regulated professions, such as Medicine, the degree has to be homologated at the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.

Data from official websites (universities, the Dirección Nacional de Migraciones, the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, Trenes Argentinos) and, where indicated, from the press and ticket search engines, checked on November 3, 2026. Enrollment dates change every year: always confirm them on the university's website. Updated on November 3, 2026.