Recent content by Neoperm

Indeed, it's not great. Just doing some research and trying to find the best possible routes. I am currently living in a beautiful country. Life is great over here. However, no path to PR or citizenship. Basically, some shit everywhere. :) I am glad to receive your "critical" inputs. Thanks a...

It depends on what you are "eventually" looking for. If you are not into citizenship or permanent residencey, just overstay. If you are looking for citizenship, then the process is slightly different, that is to say, the process to get citizenship and permanent residence are different. You can...

Hey thanks for raising those issues. Sure, hiring a lawyer is expensive. Then, it's all relative. For example, paying US $6500 fee to a lawer is more affordable compared to what it'd cost in Portugal (it takes 6 years to get passport). Although Portugal passport ranks better, the economy and...

It seems 5 years (double check).

I will be following no-DNI route for citizenship application and won't have DNI, at lest in the very beginning. After applying for citizenship ASAP after reaching Argentina, I may join UBA Spanish Language program to learn Spanish, make some friends, and hopefully get a DNI. I have been in...

Thanks, I am not looking for sharing an apartment. Staying safe is a priority.

I understand that there is a freedom of movement under the Mercosur (and Associated Members). With that being said, how long can an Argentina passport holder can stay in other Latin American countries? Is there any limit of duration, say 90 or 180 days? Well, it seems that Argentine passport...

I am not answering your original question (I am not a lawyer). But one thing seems to to be certain: you can apply for citizenship virtually any day after entering Argentina. Once you complete two years (legal or irregular) of residency, you are eligible to get the citizenship.

Fiscal? You mean to have enough cash? Or Pay the taxes honestly?

That's true. Before the pandemic, there used to be too many options without cards. Now not that many (globally).

Booking.com requires a valid card info, for a good number (if not all) of bookings. If the booking is cancelled at the last moment, they payment maybe automatic.

Seems so. The Booking.com saga, maybe, true?

Yep. Typo.

Just came across this report- How much of this is true? Looks quite worrisome. :( "I was just here, it is true they work for visa bank cards that a foreign. But fuck my life that was the most expensive place I've ever travelled. They have somehow priced inflation like 6 months ahead, even...

Sure, I am in touch with a couple of lawyers. Don't wann name them here. Well, see the case of Vanuatu. It used to have a great passport. Then, because of the this Golden Visa issues, EU stopped visa free entry for Vanuatu passport. Who knows tomorrow more GV scheme would be under scanner. With...