Recent content by sam3g

Hello everyone, I am returning to Buenos Aires to handle some family business and visit a few friends. In true Argentine fashion, there is a Paro Nacional scheduled for January 24th; I have a flight scheduled from Aeroparque to Cordoba on Flybondi. Is there any chance the airlines will still...

Anyone have experience entering Argentina? I heard they weren’t checking tests anymore and it would be one less thing to have to do before our flight.

I had an implant done with Dr. Pelcman approximately five years ago, I believe I paid about U$700 (implant only, no crown). Upon arrival in the US, my dentist was totally unable to find the manufacturer of the implant (needed to find the correct tool to screw on the abutment). Dr. Pelcman...

These points probably aren't surprising for most of us, but it is an interesting read nonetheless. http://www.thebubble.com/the-four-main-reasons-why-flying-in-argentina-is-so-expensive/ -Lack of alternative airports -Near-monopoly in airport operations -Government restrictions -Powerful unions

I've gone to Santiago via hitchhiking and airplane. Arriving via plane you have to pay the $150 reciprocity fee for US citizens.

It's difficult enough to apply for a job in an English-speaking country with "University of Idiot" on your resume. Thank you again, Argentine culture of corruption, for reducing the credibility of every. single. institution. Escándalo por la venta de títulos en la universidad de Morón...

Are people actually raising dollar-denominated prices in order to makeup for the peso inflation???

Vamos Spanish has an intensive course, I believe. Located in Palermo area.

Peru (3x), Colombia (2x), Chile, Venezuela, Bolivia, Uruquay, and of course Argentina. Curacao and Panama as well if you think they count.

I crossed through Uyuni, but they didn't stamp my passport at the Chilean border for some unknown reason. After realizing this, I attempted to get a stamp in Sucre AND Santa Cruz de la Sierra - neither would give me one without significant "contribution" (implied). A couple months later at...

Juana M is my personal favorite in Recoleta

I suppose it is the romantic notion that we are invested in each other's countries. Certainly not for the tax benefits :lol: Her family will also be able to attend this ceremony this time around. Steve - great point about the US marriage. I was worried about having the ceremony immediately...

Thank you for the detailed info! What you mentioned about the FBI background check I hadn't thought about. Would they accept an FBI background check dated before I arrive in Argentina? I could theoretically commit a serious crime in the time between receiving the check and leaving the US.

I bought a ring for proposal at Paul Rivoir on Calle Libertad. Excellent service and he did a great job of shrinking it down two sizes due to my horrible interpretation of finger girth.

This topic has been broached many, many times but I cannot seem to find the answer to my particular circumstance is this forum. If there is another thread with this information please forgive this repost. My beautiful wife and I are currently married in the US and will be returning to Argentina...