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Argentina Embassy and Consulates in Italy

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Argentina Embassy in Rome, Italy

Piazza Dell`Esquilino 2

Phone: + 39 06 48073300 Working hours: Close now (Open in 5 hours 23 minutes)

Argentina Permanent Mission in Rome, Italy

Via Del Banco Di Santo Spirito, 42

Phone: + 39 06 489 07 301 / + 39 06 688 91 792 Working hours: Close now (Open in 5 hours 23 minutes)

Argentina Consulate General in Milan, Italy

Via Agnello, 2, 20121 Milano Mi, Italy

Phone: + 39 02 77729437 / + 39 02 77729445 Working hours: Close now (Open in 5 hours 23 minutes)

Argentina Consulate General in Rome, Italy

Via Barberini 67 - 2Do Piso

Phone: + 390642870023 / + 390642016021 / + 39 0642012451 Working hours: Close now (Open in 5 hours 23 minutes)

Holidays to be Observed in 2026

The Embassies and Consulates of Argentina may close on the following Italian and Argentinian holidays in 2026:

Holiday
Holiday	Date	Counting down
Rosh Hashana Eve	Friday, September 11	3 weeks
Rosh Hashana	Saturday, September 12	3 weeks, 1 day
Second day of Rosh Hashana	Sunday, September 13	3 weeks, 2 days
The Feast of Saint Januarius (Naples)	Saturday, September 19	4 weeks, 1 day
Yom Kippur Eve	Sunday, September 20	4 weeks, 2 days
Yom Kippur	Monday, September 21	1 month
September Equinox	Tuesday, September 22	1 month
September Equinox	Wednesday, September 23	1 month
Day of respect for cultural diversity	Monday, October 12	1 month, 3 weeks
All Saints' Day	Sunday, November 01	2 months, 1 week
National Sovereignty Day	Monday, November 23	3 months
The Feast of St. Ambrose (Milan)	Monday, December 07	3 months, 2 weeks

Frequently asked questions, answered

1. How many Argentinian Embassies/Consulates are there in Italy?

Argentina currently maintains 4 diplomatic representative offices in Italy including Rome, Rome, Milan and Rome.

2 - Do Italian citizens need a visa for Argentina?

Citizens of Italy (holders of regular passports) can travel to Argentina for 90 days without having to apply or obtain a Argentinian visa for short-term tourism.

3- What is the Holiday Calendar of Argentinian embassies in Italy?

The Argentinian representative offices in Italy will be closed in observance of the following Italian and Argentinian holidays in 2026/2024:

Rosh Hashana Eve (AR) Fri, Sep 11, 2026 (3 weeks)

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Time in Argentina vs Italy

Buenos Aires, Argentina time is 5:00 hours behind Rome, Italy

Rome, Italy 03:37^AMThursday, August 20, 2026

Buenos Aires, Argentina 22:37^PMWednesday, August 19, 2026