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Where to move with your family. Backed by facts.

23 cities in 8 countries across Latin America. Every figure has a source and a check date.

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This is a reference on the law as of the check date, not legal advice. Rules change: before applying, check with the migration service or a specialist. The ≈ sign on an income threshold means the law sets it in local currency; we converted it to dollars at the rate on the check date. Data checked 4 Oct 2026.

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Buenos Aires

Argentina$1 800–2 400
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $1 800

Montevideo

Uruguay$1 700–2 300
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $1 700

Santiago

Chile$1 800–2 400
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $1 800

Mexico City

Mexico$2 200–3 200
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $2 200

Punta del Este

Uruguay$1 600–2 400
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $1 600

Medellín

Colombia$1 700–2 600
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $1 700

Playa del Carmen

Mexico$1 900–2 800
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $1 900

Florianópolis

Brazil$1 900–2 800
partly1 of your 2 conditions metsafety · mediumbudget from $1 900

Esquel

Argentina · Patagonia14 of 14
partly0 of your 2 conditions metbudget: no datasafety: no data

Trevelin

Argentina · Patagonia14 of 14
partly0 of your 2 conditions metbudget: no datasafety: no data

El Bolsón

Argentina · Patagonia14 of 14
partly0 of your 2 conditions metbudget: no datasafety: no data

Bariloche

Argentina · Patagonia14 of 14
partly0 of your 2 conditions metbudget: no datasafety: no data

Dina Huapi

Argentina · Patagonia14 of 14
partly0 of your 2 conditions metbudget: no datasafety: no data

San Martín de los Andes

Argentina · Patagonia13 of 14 verified
partly0 of your 2 conditions metbudget: no datasafety: no data

Junín de los Andes

Argentina · Patagonia14 of 14
partly0 of your 2 conditions metbudget: no datasafety: no data

Bogotá

Colombia$1 700–2 300
does not fitbudget from $1 700safety · low

Rio de Janeiro

Brazil$2 200–3 200
does not fitbudget from $2 200safety · low
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@di.dalss · 16 May 2026 · on Threads ↗

Ехать Аргентину за гражданством еще актуально в 2026 ? Какие условия ?

original in Russian

LATAM Atlas · from the facts

Time to naturalisation

After 2 years of continuous and lawful residence before applying. Courts struck down the 2025 reform's "not a single trip abroad" rule in 2026; the government is appealing.

Ley 346 on citizenship, current version · checked 4 Oct 2026

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