Argentine citizens enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 168 countries and territories, placing their passport 15th in the world (tied with San Marino) according to the Henley Passport Index. Recent years have seen significant expansions in travel freedom, including visa waivers from China (May 2025), Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates, alongside new e-Visa options for destinations like India, Pakistan, and Myanmar. Within the Mercosur and Andean Community blocs, as well as Chile, Argentines can travel using only their national ID card instead of a passport. However, entry is not completely unrestricted—many African nations and French Guiana require a yellow fever vaccination certificate, and several countries mandate a minimum number of blank passport pages or specific validity lengths. Some destinations, such as Paraguay, require only a valid passport upon arrival, while others have stricter quarantine rules based on COVID-19 vaccination status. Overall, Argentina's passport ranks as one of the most powerful in the region, offering the second-greatest travel access among Mercosur member states.