Migratorio LATAM

Uruguay: Residency by roots program for work, study, or family reunification

Uruguay’s Residency by Roots Program, established under Decree No. 138/024, provides legal residency pathways for individuals seeking to work, study, or reunite with family members in the country. The initiative includes residency options based on employment, family ties, or educational purposes, supporting the integration of foreign nationals into Uruguayan society. The program is aimed at […]

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Argentina: Updates to National ID Cards and Passports Starting February 2026

Starting February 1, 2026, Argentina will introduce updates to its National Identity Documents (DNI) and passports, incorporating new features aimed at enhancing security and aligning with international standards. The new DNI will include updated holograms, tactile printing elements, and full laser engraving, adding stronger verification and security features. Meanwhile, the passport will incorporate a polycarbonate […]

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Chile: New Guidelines on Successive Temporary Residence Extensions

Chilean immigration authorities, through the National Migration Service, have recently clarified the rules governing the continuity of Temporary Residence permits. As a general rule, most temporary residence subcategories may be renewed consecutively, provided that the conditions under which the original permit was granted remain in place. Under current regulations, these permits may be renewed for […]

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Venezuela: Operational Update on Flights and Controls at Maiquetia

Maiquetia Simón Bolívar International Airport remains operational, with both domestic and international flights continuing to operate, although some airlines have adjusted their routes and flight frequencies. Airlines such as Conviasa continue to operate normally, while others have opted to reschedule flights or temporarily suspend specific routes. In this context, passengers are advised to verify their […]

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