Embassy of Algeria in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Contact and pre-visit guide

Algeria’s embassy in Buenos Aires: practical contact details

The Algerian Embassy is at Montevideo 1889, C1021AAE, Buenos Aires. Current Algerian and Argentine records agree on two telephone numbers, +54 11 4815 1271 and +54 11 4815 5969, and fax +54 11 4815 8837. The mission publishes general hours of Monday to Friday 09:00–16:00. Argentina’s directory separately lists Consular Section hours of 09:30–12:30 and 13:30–17:00 without naming the weekdays. Lotfi Sebouai is the current ambassador. Confirm the relevant desk and appointment rule before travelling.

Reviewed 30 July 2026

Published address and contact channels

Name the exact transaction and your usual place of residence in the first enquiry, and say whether it concerns a consular, visa or institutional matter. Confirm the receiving section, appointment, submission and return method before travelling, paying or sending an original.

Embassy address in Buenos Aires

Montevideo 1889
C1021AAE, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Contacts published by the Buenos Aires mission

  • First published telephone +54 11 4815 1271
  • Second published telephone +54 11 4815 5969
  • Fax confirmed in current official directories +54 11 4815 8837
  • Email on the mission and Embassy records This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  • Email in Argentina’s Consular Section record This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  • Source-labelled published hours Mission general hours: Monday to Friday 09:00–16:00. Argentina’s Consular Section record lists 09:30–12:30 and 13:30–17:00 but does not state weekdays. Uruguay’s directory gives another schedule for the concurrent mission, so confirm before visiting.
  • Official website embbuenosaires.mfa.gov.dz
Confirm the desk before travelling

The verified public address identifies the chancery, not the entrance for every procedure. In your first message, name the visa, civil-status, registration or other consular service you need and ask whether an appointment or personal attendance is required. If you live outside Argentina, ask first whether Buenos Aires is still competent for that procedure. Do not send a passport, residence permit or original civil record until the mission confirms the receiving address, accepted delivery method, tracking and return arrangements in writing.

Which contact detail should you use?

The mission and Argentina’s embassy record publish This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Argentina’s Consular Section record publishes This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Use the address attached to the service you need and ask the recipient to confirm the desk. Older concurrent-mission directories still show a different Fibertel address, so it is not presented as primary.

Who is Algeria’s ambassador in Argentina?

Lotfi Sebouai is the current ambassador

Argentina’s current foreign-mission directory names Lotfi Sebouai as Ambassador. The mission records his presentation of credentials to President Javier Milei on 15 May 2024 and still identifies him in its 2026 activity. Uruguay and Paraguay also list him as head of the concurrently accredited mission.

Argentina labels 26 October 2023 as its accreditation date, while the mission records the credentials ceremony in May 2024 and Uruguay records its own accreditation in January 2025. These are different official events, not conflicting versions of one date. The available records do not prove a complete staff or duty list.

Choose the route by residence and procedure

For a procedure in Argentina, state your nationality, lawful city of residence and exact request. The host directory says the Embassy’s Consular Section covers all Argentine territory. Ask for written confirmation of the responsible desk, personal attendance and appointment. If you live elsewhere, first check which Algerian mission is competent for your case.

If you live lawfully in Argentina

Start with the official Buenos Aires contact page. Give your nationality, city of lawful residence and exact procedure. For a visa, add the purpose and intended travel dates. For an Algerian consular matter, state your registration position and the document or civil-status act required. Ask which desk owns the case, whether personal attendance is required, and which current copies, translations or originals must be shown.

If you live outside Argentina

Put your country and city of lawful residence in the subject line. Ask whether Buenos Aires is competent for your nationality and procedure or whether another Algerian post must handle it. Request the correct official link and wait for a written answer before travelling, paying for legalisation or translations, or releasing an original document.

Protect passports and original records

The frozen official evidence does not establish a current courier or postal process for originals. Obtain written confirmation of the exact receiving desk, delivery company, tracking, insurance, return envelope, collection method and responsibility for loss before releasing any passport or civil-status record. Keep complete copies and the dated official reply.

Use official pages for orientation, then confirm

The mission’s visa and registration pages are useful starting points, not a current Buenos Aires checklist. The registration page includes France-specific documents, and the generic visa page does not establish a local fee, appointment or processing promise. Confirm the current form, documents, payment, submission and passport-return method with the Consular Section.

Visa enquiries in Buenos Aires

Send your nationality, lawful country and city of residence, travel purpose and dates. Ask the visa section to confirm jurisdiction, the current form and checklist, copies and photos, insurance, appointment route, fee, payment and passport return. Do not rely on any timing, fee or courier rule from the older page.

What to include in the first message

Give your full name, nationality, lawful country and city of residence, the exact service and a preferred contact method. For a visa, add the travel purpose and dates. Do not attach unnecessary identity scans. Ask for the current form, number of copies, photo rules, translations or legalisation, appointment channel, fee and payment reference, submission route, processing estimate, and collection or secure return method.

Algerian consular and civil-status matters

For registration, civil status, passports or another Algerian consular matter, request the current local form, eligibility, originals and copies, translations, attendance and collection rule. Do not send an original until written instructions identify receipt, tracking and safe return.

Name the service in the first message

A short enquiry with enough context is easier to route than a broad request for ‘all the documents’. State who you are, where you normally live, the exact procedure and the decision you need from the embassy.

Algerian document or consular matter

Name the passport, registration, civil-status, legalisation or other procedure. Ask for the current Buenos Aires checklist and whether attendance, an appointment, originals, copies, payment or collection are required.

Visa for Algeria

Give nationality, country of habitual residence, purpose and expected length of travel. Ask for the correct category, form, supporting papers, fee, payment method, appointment rule and personal-attendance requirement.

Institutional or diplomatic enquiry

Identify the organisation, subject, responsible contact and any genuine deadline. Do not attach personal or confidential records until the receiving address, section and transfer method have been confirmed.

Prepare a useful enquiry before calling or writing

The office can answer more accurately when the first message contains enough context. Keep it concise and do not attach sensitive documents until the recipient and method have been confirmed.

  • Your full name and a safe way to reply.
  • Your nationality and, when relevant, whether you are an Algerian citizen or a foreign traveller.
  • Country of habitual residence, town and postcode, because residence can determine the competent Algerian post.
  • The exact service: passport, civil status, consular registration, legalisation, visa or another named request.
  • Any genuine deadline and the reason for it, without presenting a travel booking as a guaranteed processing date.
  • A request for the current checklist, fees, payment method, appointment rule, submission method and collection method.
Do not send original documents on assumption

No reliable Buenos Aires-specific postal procedure or return method was established in the checked material. Ask for written confirmation before posting a passport, certificate or other original. If an office authorises post, follow its current packaging, tracking and return instructions exactly and keep copies of everything sent.

Information this guide does not treat as settled

The official evidence supports a practical guide, but not these assurances:

  • published hours do not guarantee walk-in, counter or appointment access;
  • the Consular Section schedule does not name the weekdays;
  • older official directories retain a different email address;
  • the host staff list is not a complete duty roster, and one honorary-consul date is invalid;
  • generic visa and registration pages do not prove current local fees, forms or processing times;
  • the evidence identifies a Consular Section of the Embassy, not a separate Consulate General.

Before a visit, payment or document shipment, obtain a dated reply that names the responsible post and desk, territorial competence, current hours and appointment rule, checklist, fee and payment route, processing estimate, submission channel and safe return method.

Frequently asked questions

What is the address of the Algerian Embassy in Buenos Aires?

Montevideo 1889, C1021AAE, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires. Confirm the entrance and desk before travelling.

Which phone numbers and hours are published?

+54 11 4815 1271 and +54 11 4815 5969. The mission lists Monday–Friday 09:00–16:00; Argentina lists Consular Section times of 09:30–12:30 and 13:30–17:00 without weekdays.

Who is the current ambassador?

Argentina’s directory and current mission records identify Lotfi Sebouai.

Which email should I use?

The mission/Embassy record and the Consular Section record publish different role-labelled addresses. Use the relevant official contact and confirm the desk.

Is the online visa page a complete Buenos Aires procedure?

No. Confirm the current form, checklist, appointment, fee, payment, submission and passport-return method directly.

Official sources checked

The practical details were checked against Algeria’s central directory and Buenos Aires mission, Argentina’s Embassy and Consular Section records, plus current government directories from Uruguay and Paraguay. Variable procedures and unresolved contact conflicts are not presented as settled facts.