Argentina to Charge Non-Resident Foreigners at Public Hospitals

Argentina has implemented a new regulation to charge non-resident foreign nationals for services at public hospitals, though permanent residents with up-to-date immigration status are exempt.

11 Aug, 13:45 — 11 Aug, 13:45

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Non-resident foreigners to be charged at Argentine public hospitals

Foreign nationals with permanent residency in Argentina are not affected by the new regulation, provided their immigration status is up-to-date La entrada Non-resident foreigners to be charged at Argentine public hospitals se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.

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