Flying into Argentina, do they ask about prior convictions as of 2017?

Flying into Argentina, do they ask about prior convictions as of 2017? ... Argentina recently made their immigration policy more strict. It allows them to deny entry if you have a prior conviction for certain crimes. Prior to January 2017, they didn't ask about any prior convictions (verbally or on paper).

1. Do you have to declare spent convictions on esta?
2. Do criminal convictions show on passport?
3. Can I travel internationally with a criminal record?

Do you have to declare spent convictions on esta?

If you are permanently ineligible, in order to travel, a waiver of the permanent ineligibility is required. The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act does not apply to the United States visa law. Therefore, even travellers with a spent conviction are required to declare the arrest and/or conviction.

Do criminal convictions show on passport?

Details of your criminal record are not shown when your passport is scanned. The only time your passport is likely to be 'flagged' is when: there is a warrant out for your arrest either nationally or internationally through Interpol.

Can I travel internationally with a criminal record?

In general terms, you can travel to most countries around the world, even with a criminal record, provided that you aren't applying to work, become a permanent resident, or staying for 6 months or longer.