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I took Buquebus to go to Montevideo last July. I went there one hour before and was enough, even though it took a long time to go through immigration, so I would suggest adding another 30 minutes, just to be sure. I did not have a lot of luggage, but saw many people with plenty of it and it...

Sorry, I never flew Aerolineas with carryon only

Same here. I flew Flybondi in December to go to Puerto Iguazu with just a carryover and they did not measure or weight it both flights.

Sorry, adding the second part: don't think however that everybody is supposed to speak it. Please be brave and learn the language of the country that is hosting you.

Totally agree. You have been endowed with the one and only world language, don't think however t

You are right, I forgot about that. If you are going to encounter the same weather I did in January, mosquitoes won't be a big problem.

I guess it is possible in Buenos Aires, but you are going to miss a lot of the culture of this wonderful country. I don't know how old are you, but I started studying Spanish in my fifties and now (a few years after) I am reasonably fluent and in general have no problems dealing with...

According to the CDC Yellow Fever vaccine should be avoided in breastfeeding women. I don't know about your son, but probably better wait. I got vaccinated in the United States, but I know that there is this place: https://goo.gl/maps/3YG8iBSVjfmAxdXh6 where supposedly you can get free...

I was there at the beginning of January 2023 and did not see any requirement anywhere that the yellow fever vaccine was mandatory. I vaccinated anyway, as this is a once in a lifetime. By the way when I was there the weather was almost perfect, with low humidity and zero mosquitoes, but despite...

I will be there at 6:00pm

From a pure selfish standpoint: good! I love this city and I would like to live there in the near future, so I don't want to see it become yet another Dumaguete or Cuenca.

According to a lawyer I had contacted a while ago for a consultation, student visa should lead to permanent residency, but on the other hand he had told me that the rentista visa is just for people who have an income from renting a real estate property, and nothing else, but if I have...

Luckily I have been to Buenos Aires twice, always using the US passport to enter. Mine was just a hypothetical question, and I see the consensus is that alternating passports is NOT a good idea.

Thanks. That makes sense.

Hi everybody, I am new to this community, this is my first post, even though I have been lurking for a few days and trying to absorb as much information as possible. I am still living in the Unites States but am considering moving to Buenos Aires in the near future. I have already been there a...