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It is even simpler: he can have a US job, and have a second job, self employed here as an English tutor, or consultant, or psychic. Nothing keeps him from being monotributista, it can be totally unrelated to his US job. No law says you need to be working in Argentina to become a citizen either...

You are going to need to have, scan and send to [email protected] - DNI or passport - Domicile certificate issued by city Police ( up to 5 days old ) - Original birht certificate, apostilled, translated into Spanish by sworn translator and legalized by Colegio de Traductores...

Also, it is very easy to file yourself, do not waste money.

DH works abroad, we just filed for him to get citizenship. When they ask for source of living we plan to enroll him on monotributo for some months. You can do it too, does not have to reflect what you really do for a living. Think " independent consultant " or " english teacher ". Not sure if...

This is true, many friends of mine bought property back then in their early 20s with mortgage loans.

yes, you need to go and remain there until the process ends.

This in an option we contemplate. I actually checked wait times for appointments at the Italian consulates in the US because here they are insane, only to find out it was a similar scenario.

I hope that is not the case, I have several friends in the US that actually decided that having children was too expensive :(

As far as I can remember that was because utilities were still subsidized and imports were plentiful to that brought the price of items such as groceries, clothes, electronics, etc down. I do not see any of this these days, I see the same old stuff waaaaaaaaay overpriced for what it is.

I was comparing the cost of goods and services based on US income and found it to be pretty expensive.

I have just returned after spending a month in the US ( FL and NC ). Like everybody else, I had been adjusting here, witnessing some obscene price increases, complaining, and again, adjusting. When we decided to go visit DHs family, I was somehow convinced that it was all going to be much...

Years ago I did https://join.tutorabc.com/english/#/ teach English to Taiwanese students. The job is not the best, but it is remote, flexible, pays in usd, money is ok, just an idea.

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In some places you are also able to order half a piece of cake, and basically half serving of most main courses. And fries you can also get half a serving in many places. I have never seen tostadas served plain in the city unless the client specifically requests it ( chances are that a waiter...