Recent content by leaven.guise

Thank you so much for providing a prompt and precise answer. Appreciated

Thank you! What’s Western Union rate called?

Does anyone know what time Western Union will update the CCL exchange rate today? It is still at $1,060 from last week while on Friday CCL closed at $1,140

wow, so funny, have you considered a career in entertainment?

Dude, I don't even know where North Philadelphia is, I already told you I am not an American and I am not interested in USA dynamics! Can you please stop harassing me?

Thanks, I've also searched on-line and the cases are very few, and they happened in Barrios Cerrados rather proper Countries with good security and proper barriers... there was one case where they suspect the burglar rented a house next to the victim's in order to hide after he stole 70.000$...

I guess, as something pointed out before, that most of crimes are petty crimes which occur to easy or random targets in the street... I'm sure some burglars "would scale the 20 (floors?) courtyard wall like a Batman villain with a rope/hook combination", but they only do if they know what they...

That's true, but it seems to refer more to robberies happening at the entrance of any house or building, rather than at Countries in specific: https://www.infobae.com/tag/entraderas/ Of all the articles about the matter on this page Infobae, there is none about an Entradera to a Country

Did it actually happen that people got robbed when drive in/out the barrio cerrado? Or it’s just an hypothetical (I am actually surprised that these barrios don’t get raided, considering the amount of valuable and cash people keep in there)?

Because I have three small children and I don’t want to wake up with a gun pointed to my face in the middle of the night or to be robbed 14 times in total, like it happened to my neighbor?

I I think that it depends on the reason why you stay more than 180 days away from the country where you have the center of your interests... for example, if you have to take several trip for work amounting to, for example, 270 days a year, that should not be a problem, as long as you can prove...

Sorry, I didn't update the page and I was answering to the previous version of your message. Those are approximate, plausible dates considering school breaks... we are currently here and we landed on Aug. 27th with our return flight on December, 18th (I have been in Europe for 2 weeks at the...

Thank you for you insight @steveinbsas. The question here is how a family with their centre of economic, social and personal interest in another country (that is to say, working, paying taxes, going to the doctor and having family, friends in Germany) can live in Argentina for periods of 4/5...

Hi everyone, I'm sorry if this has been asked plenty of times, but I can't find the answer for our specific case. We are a family of four (two adults and two small children) on a tourist visa, who are planning to follow a schedule similar to this one every year (our son started elementary...