Recent content by steveinbsas

Yesterday (aka Friday the 10th of July) was a "bridge holiday." Hopefully, you'll get a response on Monday.

Happy fourth to you, mc kenna, and to all who still celebrate this holiday and what it signifies. It's been over 25 years since I actually celebrated the Forth of July in the USA, and the most memorable was 50 years ago, in Las Vegas, and had tears in my eyes when I saw this song performed live...

My next post with the abreviated quote from Google made that distinction:

And were the new rules about maintaining permanent residency and permanent residency based on marriage actually included in the decreto or just something that occured at the same time and can they be changed by migraciones at any time they desire, just like the income reqirement for the visa...

What exactly is the DNM going to appeal...the decision of the SC that the entire decreto was nullified...or, since the SC declared unconstitutional tat migraciones could grant citizenship, just parts of it, such as the reqirement for permanent residents to set foot on Argentine soil every year...

Are the denials of entry since the decreto took effect considered as deportations that no longer exist or only to individuals who were already living in Argentina and have recieved a depotation order" since 29 de mayo, 2025? I'm asking about the Brit who was denied entry and banned from...

Assuming a foreigner who marries an Argentine citizen will once again be able to immediately apply for citizenship through the Federal Court without a lawyer, will they also be able to apply for "immediate" permanent residency at migraciones? I ask this because some individuals might not want...

PS2: The OP did not indicate that he ever overstayed a tourist visa, only that he's been working and being paid remotely, apparently before and after recieving the precaria. I can understand being concerned about opening a can of worms with ARCA by revealing this information to migraciones...

Good catch. Google actually included the "fact" that being in the country as a tourist for twelve months would only have been possible by making visa runs (which don't seem to be an alternative at this point). It did not mention overstays at all. I cut short Google's answer, knowing the OP had...

I don't think that you have to be worried. Here's what Google AI just told me when I asked : On the ⁠BA Expats Forum, posters facing this exact situation—applying for residency through marriage after working informally on a tourist visa—frequently receive reassurance that Argentina's...

As far as I know, the DNI is issued by the registró after the temporary residency is approved by migraciones. The only temporary DNI is that one and it's good until the temporary residency expires. In some cases (such as a "work visa") it may be possible to get a temporary CUIL/CUIT at ANSES...

When done correctly, taking your own blood pressure at home may be more accurate than having it taken after walking into a clinic or a pharmacy. And at home you can repeat the test several times to "insure" greater accuracy.

Perhaps Susana can suggest one.

https://baexpats.org/threads/counseling-psychotherapy.46740/ Susana has been highly recommended by at least one member of this group. https://baexpats.org/threads/amazing-therapist-for-ex-pats-or-locals-super-affordable.46228/

Netflix Argentina shows the title "Our Land" in English and "Nuestra Tierra" in Spanish.