Buenos Aires, Argentina - October 31, 2024 The National Government announced this Tuesday, December 3, a series of changes in the immigration regime in Argentina, which include the fee for National Universities and care in public hospitals for non-resident foreigners. This was announced by presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni, during a conference at Casa Rosada. “Today, one in every three medical students is a foreigner,” the official introduced, as an example. “This will represent a source of financing for the educational institutions,” he added. He then announced the same policy for the public health system. “We are going to arrange for the end of free medical care for foreigners as we know it until now. National, provincial or municipal organizations will determine the conditions of access to the health system, including the possibility of charging for services to those who do not reside in the country,” he said.