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Argentina's Digital Driver's License Rollout Faces Provincial Compliance Challenges

The nationwide digital license system is operational, but Buenos Aires and other provinces must adhere to the new decree by May 19 to ensure interjurisdictional validity.

El artículo 89 de la Ley Nacional de Tránsito establece cuándo prescriben las multas de tránsito
A partir de ahora la Licencia Nacional de Conducir será válida en todo el país en su versión digital
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Overview

  • Decree 196/2025 modernizes Argentina's traffic code by introducing digital driver's licenses via the Mi Argentina app, with physical cards now optional.
  • Drivers must cache their QR codes for offline use to avoid infractions due to connectivity or battery issues; failure to present valid documentation is penalized.
  • Private licenses (A, B, G) can now be renewed remotely every five years, with validity periods adjusted by age: five years for most, three years for those over 65, and annual renewals for those over 70.
  • The LiNTI permit for interprovincial transport has been eliminated, with professional licenses (C, D, E) now valid nationwide if issued by ANSV-authorized jurisdictions.
  • Buenos Aires faces mounting pressure to adopt the decree before the May 19 deadline to prevent recognition gaps for licenses across provincial borders.