Overview
- Enrollment is now live on the official platform using Mi Argentina, and officials warn that the free process does not request personal data by phone or social media.
- Eligible households have children up to 18 in private schools with at least 75% state funding, an income below seven minimum wages, Argentine ID and two years of legal residence, and a CBU and family data updated in Mi ANSES.
- The benefit pays one voucher per school‑age child through December 2026 and it can be received alongside other government assistance.
- Applicants can track results on voucherseducativos.educacion.gob.ar, and those denied for academic reasons have five days to file an online claim through their account.
- Schools check each month that the student remains enrolled and in good standing, with two unpaid tuition bills pausing the aid until the debt is settled and three unpaid bills ending it.