Georgia-Argentina visa free travel agreement comes into force
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Travelling to Argentina has become easier for Georgian citizens.
People wanting to travel to Argentina are now allowed to visit the country without a visa for a short stay (maximum 90 days), according to an agreement between the two nations, which came into effect today.
Reciprocally citizens of Argentina are able to enjoy the same travel arrangement while visiting Georgia.
This agreement was signed on June 26 and came into power today.
Currently citizens from 94 countries can enter Georgia and stay for a maximum of 360 days without visas. Click here to check if your country is one of them.
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