The CUIL (Unique Labor Identification Code)

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Valid identity document : passport from your country of origin or identity card. In some cases, banks may also request an entry visa or some other document certifying your stay in Argentina. If you come from a MERCOSUR country, you can present your National Identity Document (DNI).
Proof of address : This can prove that you are living in the country. This can be a utility bill (water, electricity, gas, telephone, Internet) or a rental contract.
CUIL or CDI number : or CDI (Foreigner Identification Code) is a namibia phone number library number used to identify residents and non-residents in the Argentine tax system. If you are a foreigner and do not have a CUIL, you can obtain one through the AFIP (Federal Public Revenue Administration). This number is essential for carrying out any formal financial activity in Argentina, such as opening a bank account.
Income or source of funds : In some cases, the bank may ask you for a document proving where your income comes from. This can be proof of employment, a pay stub or an employment contract. If you are self-employed, you can submit a tax return related to your economic activity or a letter from your employer.
Initial deposit : Some banks may also require a minimum initial deposit to open the account. While this may vary depending on the type of account, the amount generally tends to be low.
As you can see, there are not many requirements to open an account. In addition, the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic facilitates access to free savings accounts in pesos for foreigners, with no opening or maintenance costs.