Why are Argentine visa requirements so strict for China people?

The business invitation letter was like this many years ago. It is not uncommon for the inviter to be considered unqualified and not to issue you a visa. At this time, the money you paid in advance to the intermediary will be wasted. In fact, it is the case in most South American countries. Your materials need to be translated into Chung ying Cheng (I remember it doesn't need to be translated into Spanish) and triple-certified, first notarized at the notary office, then certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and finally certified by the embassy. It's only a month's time and 1,8 yuan. Besides, illegal immigrants will not be expelled. As long as you successfully land, you can settle down and get your identity sooner or later. On the whole, it's easier than North America.