Recent content by nwi314

Its not just non-USA citizens. This guy even has Global Entry http://mashable.com/2017/02/12/nasa-scientist-detained-at-houston-airport/#Pwu3MP19oOq2

http://www.thebubble.com/argentina-to-introduce-advanced-passenger-information-system-for-airlines/

If you read my post on the API system, you would see that the problem isn't filling out a form or just being randomly asked about it by the immigration agent. The API system, which EZE now uses, tells the destination country about your conviction as you are on the way there. So the immigration...

If you are looking for nearby nightlife I would choose Palermo. Recoleta is quieter. The subway is accessible from both places and you won't need a car in neither. And once you get comfortable, the buses are even more convenient than the subway system. There are plenty of supermarkets and local...

Thanks for the replies. I guess I might have found what I'm doing this rainy day. I'm also putting it on my things to bring back from home list...

I'm hoping one of you kind people can help. I know you can make your own stock/broth but sometimes its nice to have a carton of store-bought, especially when you don't have a lot of freezer space. But I can't find it in grocery stores here. Do the butcher shops offer this? Thanks :)

Your issue may be making sure that the neighboring countries are not using API yet. The airlines provide passenger information that is run through international databases. The destination country receives this information and usually any conviction gets flagged. And while the law is supposed to...

We have our American account and use unlocator. With that combination, we stream perfectly Prime video and music. Even our Alexa works here

We arrived in Buenos Aires two months ago having been transferred here from the Chicago area, not an inexpensive place to live. The company did a cost of living analysis between the two areas and as a result, we receive a $60 per diem to cover the extra costs. That's a pretty good measure of how...

Thank you Bradly for your response. It was most helpful and appreciated ;)

Hoping for some information... Long story short: Before coming to BA, I tore my meniscus in October and had surgery to repair it in the States in the beginning of November. At the end of November we arrived in BA. Something has gone awry with my knee and need to see a doctor. The closest...

Thanks everyone for the replies. The gist I am getting is to bring quality linens, cookware, ziplocks and any comfort foods we will desire once homesickness kicks in; although McKenna's idea looks spot on. Steveinbsas, thanks for the advice on a tv stick, my husband is already twitching at the...

Sorry. We are coming from the US. Good tip on needing transformers, I did not know Argentina was 220. Our house hunting trip isn't until next month. Thanks!

Hello All, We are preparing for our move to BA in September. The company will ship some, not all of our household goods. So what should I stock up on and bring? What kind of things do you wished you brought in bulk? And what do you wish you left behind? For example, we have a Keurig coffee...

Thank you all for your replies. Unfortunately his office is not close to the station so it looks like he will be driving. We will be coming on a house-hunting trip in early August and your input will be relayed to the real estate agent in focusing our search.