Junín de los Andes relocation guide

Remote work in Junín de los Andes

Cotesma and Frontera advertise Junín fiber service. Confirm installation and test calls and uploads at the home you choose.

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The short answer

Cotesma advertises symmetrical 500 Mbps fiber at US$37.57 (ARS 56,990) a month with automatic credit-card payment. Its higher plans and Frontera's local service offer alternatives. Before renting, ask each provider about the exact address and test a working connection for your calls, uploads and other work.

  • Automatic-credit-card and list prices are different.
  • Cotesma's coverage polygons are provider information, not neighborhood boundaries.
  • Frontera's current local prices require a direct quote.

Choose the connection after checking the home

Cotesma's advertised Junín plans

Monthly advertised prices
Download and uploadAutomatic credit cardList price
500 and 500 MbpsUS$37.57ARS 56,990US$41.75ARS 63,330
1,000 and 1,000 MbpsUS$50.00ARS 75,850US$55.56ARS 84,280
2,000 and 1,200 MbpsUS$68.19ARS 103,440US$75.76ARS 114,930
The cards say final prices include taxes and installation is waived. Prices may change. The generic opening still says up to 1,000 Mbps, so confirm the higher plan and actual address. Dollar comparisons use the October 9, 2026 BCRA reference of US$1 to ARS 1,517, rounded to cents. Bank, card and cash exchange costs may differ.

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Frontera's locality-specific offer

Frontera Digital lists Junín, Aluminé and Loncopué service, with a Junín office at Padre Milanesio 630. Its locality section advertises 400 and 600 Mbps and a Junín 800 Mbps business offer. Ask for the current local price and setup terms.3

The generic plan cards elsewhere on the site do not mean every speed is available at every Junín address. Provider claims about stability and business service are not independent measurements.3

Documents and installation checks

Cotesma asks individual applicants for personal details, a DNI copy and cadastral proof from a municipal tax, property tax or public-service bill. Ask whether your documents qualify and whether a passport can substitute for DNI.1

Cotesma links a coverage map with named features including Centro, Lanín and Provincial. Ask the provider to check installation at the exact house.1,2

  • Test upload and video calls on the installed connection.
  • Confirm the router, mesh equipment, installation and later price.
  • Check how long setup will take at the actual address.
  • Plan backup connectivity and power around your work needs.

Sources 1,3

Questions people ask

Does Cotesma offer symmetrical fiber?

Its Junín cards advertise 500 and 1,000 Mbps symmetrical plans. The higher card lists 2,000 Mbps down and 1,200 Mbps up. Confirm the plan and address before ordering.

Do the lowest listed prices apply to everyone?

They require automatic credit-card payment. The site displays higher list prices separately. Ask whether your payment method qualifies.

How much does Frontera cost?

The local page asks readers to consult for current prices. Request the monthly charge, equipment, installation and any later price for the exact address.

Does the coverage map guarantee service?

No. It is provider coverage information, not confirmation for your building. Ask the provider to check the house and installation capacity.

Can I open an account with a passport?

Cotesma's published requirements ask for DNI. Passport substitution is unknown, so confirm your documents with the office before relying on installation.

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Sources and how we check them

Sources and how we check them4 sources

Every figure on this page comes from the official or primary source listed here. We checked them in . Rules and prices change, so confirm anything important with the source before you act on it.

  1. Cotesma, Junín de los Andes fiber plans and office (opens in a new tab)
  2. Cotesma, original linked coverage map (opens in a new tab)
  3. Frontera Digital, locality plans and Junín office (opens in a new tab)
  4. BCRA, U.S. dollar reference quote, October 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab)