Turkish Argentines

Turkish Argentines
Türk Arjantinliler (Turkish)
Turco-Argentinos (Spanish)
Courtyard of a house of Ottoman immigrants, in the Tres Sargentos Passage, Buenos Aires, c. 1912.
Total population
635 (IOM)
Regions with significant populations
Buenos Aires, Gualeguay and Gualeguaychú
Languages
Spanish • Turkish
Religion
Islam · Christianity · Judaism
Related ethnic groups

Turkish Argentines are (Spanish: Turco-Argentions; Turkish: Türk Arjantinliler) Argentine citizens of full or partial Turkish ancestry. In 2015, The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimated that there are 635 Turkish immigrants residing in Argentina.

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