Marcos Rojo has been granted a work permit and finalised his move to Manchester United.
The Argentinian defender joined United in a £16million deal last month but problems over the transfer delayed his debut.
The hold-up was reportedly down to a criminal investigation for an incident in Rojo's homeland in 2010.
It is understood he denies any wrongdoing and the move has now been confirmed.
The UK Border Agency have granted Rojo a visa and he will be available to face QPR at Old Trafford on September 14.
Rojo has already missed three United matches since signing but did feature for Argentina against Germany last night.
He could be joined by fellow summer recruit Radamel Falcao in United's side next week.
The Colombian striker joined in a £6million loan deal on deadline day and is expected to make his bow against Harry Redknapp's side.
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