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A question....re $100 entry fee??
We have read and re-read all the great info on Fodors in preparation for our 4 weeks trip to Argentina and have a question: We hold Australian passports and are aware that we have to pay a $100 single entry fee on arrival at the Pistarini Airport, however we are contemplating a day or two visit to Uruguay, and perhaps crossing into Brazil at the Iguazu Falls, is this fee also collected at these points of entry?
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I understand that after you have paid on arrival, that's it. Furthermore, I believe this "reciprocity fee" is, at this time, only collected at Pistarini airport.
Have a great time in our country. |
No fee in URuguay for anyone.
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Check if you need a visa for Brazil.
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Thank you for the prompt replies. Good to know I have more money for shopping!
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The entry fee is only being collected at EZE. Thus, if you go to the Brazilian side of Iguazu for the day, you will not be charged when you re-enter Argentina, because you are not doing so via EZE. Similarly, when you go to Uruguay and return, you are not doing it through EZE.
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I believe you will need to pay an entry fee to get into Brazil. They don't require a full visa to enter as that takes weeks to acquire, but they do make you pay to enter.
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Brazil requires a visa, obtained before travel, for some nationalities. US citizens need a visa, EU citizens do not. You either need a visa or you do not. Some people have taken a taxi to the Brazilian side of the falls without a visa but you risk being detained and paying a large fine. There is no pay on the spot entry fee.
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That makes sense, "they do make you pay to enter" does not.
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