GTA 6 in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru: Dollar Price, Taxes, Rating and Unlock Time

From Buenos Aires to Lima, GTA 6 has one price tag, and it’s in dollars. The PlayStation Store in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru lists US$79.99 for the Standard Edition and US$99.99 for the Ultimate. What changes from country to country is the tax added at checkout and the hour on the clock when the game unlocks on November 19. Subtitles are in Spanish, the voices stay English.

Prices as of 9 November 2026.

One dollar price, four different totals

The four stores are copies of each other: US$79.99 and US$99.99, the same as in the United States. The real number appears only at the last step, when each country adds its tax on digital services.

In Argentina that’s the 21% IVA, so Standard comes to about US$96.79. For years Argentines paid much more than that: on top of IVA there was the PAIS tax and a 30% income tax withholding on card purchases in foreign currency. The PAIS tax expired, and in April 2025 ARCA’s resolution 5677/2025 took PlayStation, Steam, Xbox and the other gaming stores off the 30% list. I remember when buying a game in Argentina meant paying for it almost twice. GTA 6 is the first giant release in a long time that lands without that weight.

In Chile and Colombia the IVA on digital services is 19%, which makes about US$95.19 for Standard. In Peru the IGV of 18% has applied to foreign digital services since October 2024, so the total is about US$94.39. The exact peso or sol figure on your card statement then depends on your bank’s exchange rate.

Chile was supposed to move its store to pesos in early October. Sony postponed that to the start of 2027, so GTA 6 launches there in dollars like everywhere else in the region.

Editions and the box

The Standard Edition is the full game, and the Ultimate Edition adds exclusive cars, a speedboat, shops, weapons and outfits. You don’t have to choose now: the upgrade is sold separately after launch. Every pre-order, and every digital purchase until November 20, includes the Vintage Vice City Pack, and digital pre-orders add a month of GTA+ that renews by itself, so switch the renewal off right away.

Wherever a shop sells a boxed copy, keep in mind that there’s no disc inside, only a download code. In a region where buying in dollars online has always been a headache, the box is mostly a way to pay in local cash at a counter. The download is the same.

The rating: ESRB on every store page

The PlayStation Store pages in the region show the American rating, ESRB Mature 17+, with descriptors for blood and gore, intense violence, strong language, nudity, strong sexual content, mature humor and drug and alcohol use. GTA V carried exactly the same seven, and our ESRB news goes through them line by line.

Brazil and Mexico put their own national rating on the box; here the ESRB label is the one you’ll see. The practical advice doesn’t change: it’s an adult game, and the console’s family settings are where a parent actually blocks it.

Which Spanish to pick

GTA 6 has two Spanish options for subtitles and the interface. “Spanish (Mexico)” is the Latin American one, with “ustedes” and wording closer to what you hear in Bogotá or Buenos Aires than anything from Madrid. “Spanish (Spain)” is right next to it. In GTA V the Latin American option was literally called “Spanish (Latin America)”; the language page has the full list.

The voices are English. That’s a pity for a region where so many people grew up on Latin American dubs of cartoons and films. But Vice City is a Miami parody built on accents and radio chatter, and that doesn’t survive a re-recording booth.

PC comes later

GTA 6 launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only. In a region where a lot of people play on a PC built piece by piece over the years, that hurts. A GamesBeat report citing four sources puts the PC version in the first quarter of 2027. As a technical artist I understand the order: two fixed consoles are a target you can polish until the swamp fog and the city lights hold their frame rate everywhere.

Unlock time in each country

The PlayStation Store opens GTA 6 at local midnight of each store region on November 19. Buenos Aires and Santiago share the clock in November, with Chile on summer time, so both get the game at 00:00 local, which is 03:00 UTC. Bogotá and Lima are two hours behind them, at 00:00 local and 05:00 UTC. Preload starts on November 10; the full world schedule is here.

Somewhere in Mendoza a console will have finished downloading a week early, and the only thing left is the hour. When Santiago and Buenos Aires start driving, Lima and Bogotá still have two hours to wait. Two hours, after thirteen years.

FAQ

How much does GTA 6 cost in Argentina?
US$79.99 for Standard and US$99.99 for Ultimate in the PlayStation Store, plus 21% IVA at checkout, about US$96.79 for Standard. The 30% withholding no longer applies to gaming stores.

How much does GTA 6 cost in Chile, Colombia and Peru?
The store price is US$79.99 for Standard and US$99.99 for Ultimate. With local tax, Standard comes to about US$95.19 in Chile and Colombia and about US$94.39 in Peru.

What is GTA 6’s age rating in Latin America?
The PlayStation Store pages in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru show ESRB Mature 17+.

Does GTA 6 have Latin American Spanish?
Yes, as “Spanish (Mexico)” for subtitles and the interface. Spanish (Spain) is also available. There’s no Spanish voice acting.

What time does GTA 6 unlock in Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru?
At local midnight on November 19, 2026: 03:00 UTC for Buenos Aires and Santiago, 05:00 UTC for Bogotá and Lima. Preload starts on November 10.

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