Recent content by FallenAngel

I brought a folding bike as checked-in luggage a few years ago. No one said anything. Then again I did not go through customs because they randomly wave some people through and I was waved through, so maybe I got lucky, but I don't think its an issue for a non-citizen.

I went to the dermatologist recently at it was about $12. Very affordable.

A tourist visa is NOT residency according to the courts when deciding citizenshp. You are unlikely to get citizenship and will end up like those cases that stay paralyzed for 10 years. Legal residency means you get a DNI and have the administrative permission / right to live here. That is a visa...

I have rentista visa and I did peso-ify the income during the decision process and 3 months before. After I received the rentista visa I stopped doing it. So, that is one strategy. Talk to your immigration lawyer to see. If you simply want to live here and your business is not local, then you...

Realistically you can get citizenship with 2-3 years of legal residency. If you do not get legal residency, then you you likely will never get it. Rubilar for example has many cases that have nearly a decade of no progress due to this missing fact of legal residency. So, if you want success it...

I have the rentista visa and it works. As far as starting a business here it seems crazy. Better to try to work online than do a business locally. There will be no money in a local business for your time invested.

No, that is not realistic. Some lawyers will mislead people into thinking they can do this so they can get money. Yes, a judge will let you start the process, but in 95% of cases you won't be given citizenship unless you have residency or you meet substantial set of facts (own house, argentina...

You can also pay by wiring to the sellers foreign account (usually USA account). That side steps bringing money to Argentina. Most sellers have foreign accounts and most prefer a wire transfer to that foreign account rather than keeping money that will be forever imprisoned in Argentina.

Are airlines asking for an onward travel ticket for tickets or are tourists able to come with just a one-way ticket?

If you apply for a new case and get a new judge how come you need to continually keep recusing the prior judge over and over? Isn't one recusal sufficient?

What if the first judge has issue with that?

What is the process in receiving WU pesos in person? Can the "receiver" be someone not from Argentina? It looks like it asks for a DNI for the reeiver and an argentina nationality, etc, which is not something most foreigners will have.

Who cares? How many deaths are there?

The cueva delivered the money to your house? Did you do a bank transfer to them or what?

Isn't there some sort of weekly coffee chat organized in this forum? Never been but seems to fit the bill.