Powers of attorney – Argentina in Australia

The consul signs powers of attorney for use in Argentina. The applicant sends the draft prepared by an Argentine lawyer or notary, the consulate sets the fee, and an appointment is arranged for signing. An Australian notary with a DFAT apostille is an alternative.

Where to apply in Australia

Consulate-General of Argentina, Level 20, 44 Market St, Sydney NSW. It is the only Argentine consulate in Australia and covers all of Australia plus Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu; the Embassy in Canberra has no consular section.

Contact details for every office are on the page of the embassy and consulates of Argentina.

How to apply

Email the powers office with documents and the draft in editable format | consulate reviews and quotes the fee in AUD | appointment is set | sign before the Consul General and pay | receive the testimony on paper and electronically

Documents you need

Original DNI (Argentines) or passport (foreigners)
Copy of the representative's DNI
Draft on a lawyer's or notary's letterhead showing your Australian address
Copy of the deed or title for property or vehicle powers
Contact details

Fees and processing time

Official fee: 80 UC per 25 lines or fraction, converted to AUD and confirmed by email

Processing time: Not stated.

Good to know

The value of one UC in AUD is not published.

Official sources

csidn.cancilleria.gob.ar/en/general-information-powers-attorney

Check before you apply

This page summarises information published by Argentina's official channels, last checked on 24 octubre 2026. Fees and requirements can change at short notice, so confirm with the office that will handle your case.

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Argentina: Powers of attorney in Australia