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a bit late, but here's my experience at UBA: http://urbanexpats.com/2015/04/27/how-to-enroll-in-a-masters-program-at-uba/

I studied International Migration Policy at UBA, I wrote a bit about my experience on my blog http://urbanexpats.com/2015/04/27/how-to-enroll-in-a-masters-program-at-uba/

Here's my experience doing a master's degree at UBA: http://urbanexpats.com/2015/04/27/how-to-enroll-in-a-masters-program-at-uba/

Here's my experience doing a master's degree at UBA, hope it's helpful to some of you http://urbanexpats.com/2015/04/27/how-to-enroll-in-a-masters-program-at-uba/

I like having a DNI. The main benefits are that you can work anywhere (as an employee or monotributista), you can have have a bank account, you don't have to leave every 90 days (or pay the fine if you don't), you can travel around the Mercosur area without paying the reciprocity fee (I entered...

azucar abasto is my pick, they play a mix of salsa and bachata on friday and saturday nights (with some random electronic music and reggaeton later on around 4am), plus they have decent classes pretty much every night of the week. went out dancing at la salsera only once, also a mix of salsa...

just from the US, but thanks anyway!

hey everyone- I'm still looking for a few more people to interview for my thesis on Americans living in Buenos Aires, so let me know if you're up for going for coffee and telling me your story!

thanks people, this is awesome!

thanks Matt, anyone else want to weigh in?

thanks to all of you for sharing! keep 'em coming....

Hi everyone, I'm doing research on expats (from the USA in particular) living in Buenos Aires for my thesis, and would love to hear your personal story, or even just hear your thoughts on the issue! So.... - why (and when) did you move here? - do you like living here? Why or why not? - what...

Hi everyone, I have a question that will help me with a research project and I'd love to hear your thoughts, and feel this thread might be a good place to do it. - For those of you that are living long-term in Buenos Aires, do you consider yourselves to be "immigrants"? Why or why not? Thanks!

Thanks for the replies! To clarify a couple things: I'd like to interview US citizens that were born and raised in the States and that have moved to the city of Buenos Aires during the last decade (the time period of the study is the year 2001 until present). Thanks to everyone for their interest!

Hi everyone! I’m researching U.S. citizens living in Buenos Aires (myself included) for my master’s thesis in international immigration (at UBA). If you're a US citizen that has been living in Buenos Aires for at least 1 year, and would be interested in being interviewed about why you moved to...