28/07/2026 18:32 - Economia
Argentina’s provincial governments have released the official payment calendars for July 2026 salaries. The schedules cover Buenos Aires, Córdoba, San Luis, San Juan, and Formosa. Payments begin on July 29 and run through August 7. Some provinces also include salary increases or additional bonuses. Below you will find the details for each jurisdiction, with links to official sources.
The Ministry of Economy, Finance and Treasury announced that payments start on Wednesday, July 29 for retirees and pensioners of the Social Welfare Fund. On Thursday, July 30, active workers with ID numbers ending in 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4 will be paid. Finally, on Friday, July 31, employees with ID numbers ending in 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 will receive their salaries. The total disbursement exceeds 116 billion Argentine pesos, financed by the Provincial Treasury.
Source: Government of FormosaDeposits begin on Thursday, July 31 and extend until Friday, August 7. On July 31, employees of Vialidad, OCEBA, and the Housing Institute will be paid. On Monday, August 3, it will be the turn of the Ministries of Security, Community Development, the Penitentiary Service, and others. Tuesday, August 4 is for the Ministry of Health and the Police Fund. Wednesday, August 5 covers most ministries and agencies such as ARBA. Thursday, August 6 is for the Judiciary, and Friday, August 7 for the General Directorate of Culture and Education.
Source: El DíaProvincial public administration employees will be paid on Friday, July 31 with a 5% increase, the first installment of a 20% raise announced for the year. The cumulative increase in 2026 will reach 30%, plus an extraordinary payment of 300,000 Argentine pesos granted in May. The Inclusion Plan will be paid on August 3 and scholarships on August 5.
Source: Agencia San LuisThe Ministry of Economy, Finance and Treasury confirmed that salaries for the Provincial Public Administration will be available at ATMs on Friday, July 31. ATMs operate 24 hours a day, and cash withdrawals with debit cards at supermarkets and gas stations are still available through the Visa Extra Cash system.
Source: SI San JuanPayments start on Friday, July 31 for retirees, pensioners, Police, Anti-Narcotics Force, and Penitentiary Service. On Monday, August 3, employees of the Ministries of Health and Education will be paid. Tuesday, August 4 is for the Judiciary, Legislative, and other scales. Finally, on Wednesday, August 5, senior authorities and magistrates will receive their salaries.
Source: La VozArgentina is a federal country with 23 provinces and one autonomous city (Buenos Aires). Each province manages its own public employee payroll. The Argentine peso (ARS) is the local currency. As of mid-2026, the official exchange rate is approximately 1,200 ARS per US dollar (subject to fluctuations). The amounts mentioned (e.g., 116 billion ARS) reflect the scale of provincial budgets. Public employees include teachers, health workers, police, and administrative staff. These payment schedules are crucial for local economies, as many families depend on them.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
