Required Documentation to visit Argentina

Valid Passport

Please make sure your passport is up to date. It is always a good idea to keep a photocopy of your passport in your possession, but separate from the original.
Immunizations are not required.
No visa is necessary for U.S. citizens traveling to Argentina.

U.S. Customs Form 4457

It is now mandatory that U.S. Customs Form 4457 is filled out and signed by a Customs officer or your guns may be confiscated by Customs. This new enforcement is one of the by-products of The Brady Law. We will send a form to you or you can obtain the form from the Customs Office. You will need to take your guns and any other personal effects such as cameras, etc, that you would like to register. A Customs Officer then stamps it. If there is a Customs Office in your city or in the airport from which you will be departing, we strongly suggest that you complete the form before arriving in Miami or your gateway city for international departure. If not, please be sure to allow enough time after your arrival in Miami to get this process completed at the airport.
The Customs Office in the Miami airport is located one floor below the Aerolineas Argentina check-in desk. You will see a small window with roll door metal cover. Knock if it is not open.
Form 4457 is good for life. It has always been a good idea and strongly suggested that you do this since it proves ownership of the guns and any other items you travel with that have serial numbers both in this country and the country in which you will be hunting. And it is now essential that you do this.
Upon your arrival in Cordoba, have your passport and gun papers available. Please do not pack them.
Upon arrival back to the United States please have your Customs Form 4457 and your passport available to clear U.S. Customs.

Gun Permits

Hunting License