Argentina: The government will begin collecting a $131 entry fee today from U.S. business travelers and tourists, but only those entering the country at Buenos Aires' Ezeiza International Airport. The fee buys a multiple entry visa good for the life of the passport, but is primarily being implemented to bring Argentina into a reciprocal relationship with the United States. That is, charging U.S. citizens what the U.S. government charges Argentines for an entry visa.
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Visa for Argentina, new rules
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