Recent content by Kenitobkk

If I remember correctly, I didn't need to provide medio de vida for the PR process. However, for the citizenship process, you do need to provide medio de vida and I used my spouse's proof of income for that.

It's a bit complicated, country specific and long so check your DM.

I had to do the same thing last year but it didn't take that long. If I remember correctly, it took me less than a week for the documents to be legalized. But when you call them at the embassy, sometimes you have to try a few times till they pick up. Also, they have a lot of holidays (around 30...

There's nothing given on the spot in this country. It took me 7 months to get my PR after I got married. It could have been faster had I not run into some delay with certain documents but 7 months was still pretty fast I believe. Like @SinPulgas said, they interview you to determine whether your...

All of these choices are approved by me 😁

Check out Royal Mansion in barrio chino but be warned that it is not so cheap. There're no carts wheeling around but they do have plenty of choices for you to choose from. I was there last month and we ordered 7 different types of dim sum (some leftovers for a doggy bag because we ordered a bit...

https://baexpats.org/threads/argentina-isnt-the-cheapest.46240/post-436510 You might find the info in my post from Sep 2023 useful in terms of prices.

Chicken cashew nuts is served! ;)

@El_fuego Congratulations on your marriage! If you intend to process your permanent residency and citizenship in Buenos Aires, you can follow my summary below: Permanent residency and citizenship are processed in two separate government entities. They have nothing to do with one another...

It takes about a month after it became "resuelto". Talk to Renaper chatbot on WhatsApp to get your IDtrámite and use the number to track the progress online.

1. I don't think you can process your citizenship in an Argentine embassy abroad. You're lucky if the embassy legalizes your documents. Speaking from experience, they're a bunch of lazy bums. 2. PR and citizenship are two separate entities/processes. As a parent of a native born Argentine, you...

Good luck and may the force be with you. You're going to need it when dealing with civil servants and bureaucracy here 😂

They will nitpick and look for everything that can be turned into an issue. Even if you have already given them certain documents, they might ask for them again along the way. Or if the wording on your official document isn't what they have in mind, they will ask you to get a new one even though...

Well, they have also asked me for an additional document so I am back to half square one. C'est la vie. 🙄

I just checked and it was approved just now so yayyy!!!