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I think 140 pesos is more realistic, things change fast here.

I think Colonia is dull as dirt. Food is expensive, nothing much to see and you are trapped until the next ferry. A full weekend is a real mistake.

Why not just go to "Km. 0" bar, corner of Sante Fe at Pueyurredon, after midnight. They have a drag show almost every night, so I am sure you could talk to some there. Might be safer as well.

Since I started my insurance in 2008, at around 380 peso per month, now about 770, so it has gone up 202 %, so this is no big shock.

good story about voting or not http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/72718/no-vote

Get your turno from their website, use this link to get your turno online. Good luck!

Sorry, checked with my friend for complete info. First you need a turno and once at the offices, then you will pay 35 pesos for new DNI. You can keep your old DNI, until your new one arrives by mail, within 2 months.

My friend who has is a residente permanente applied for new DNI. (they will mail it to him in two weeks) But you will have to go to HIPOLITO IRIGOYEN 952, and the lines are not so bad. It took him about an hour or so. Much better than the past.

I heard it closed a month or so ago. They really lasted longer than they should have.

I live in Barrie Norte, which is not on this list. It is not Recoleta, believe me

I buy tons of Gap shirts in the US and give them to my friends, I am sure I am only one doing this.

Never bribed anyone or had anyone ask for one, I have been here for almost 5 years.

Yes, you are lucky that no storage fees are charged, however you still could have to pay them. If I remember correctly the storage fees were similar to a nightly hotel room, which makes me wonder where they were storing it.

Bring sheets from US, queen will fit here.

I just finished my immigration process and now I'm a permanent resident. Not a easy process and years in the making, however I had a great lawyer who helped me through all the problems, delays, lost paperwork, and general BS. His charges are very REASONABLE. I really expected to pay much...

I brought 6 bottles in suitcase a couple of years ago, however I believe that legally it is 2 litros

I learned the hard way, I told the truth at first that I have diabetes. That was a mistake. They turned me down. Lie! They really don't check or once you have been accepted they will not drop you. I am going on four years with the same medical insurance.

I took a few classes from Dan at http://www.saltshaker.net/class-schedule Now I can make my own seitan.

I think part of the process for freezing spinach involves blanching. I have never had problems with frozen spinach here, but I always cook it before eating.

I sent a set of video light via UPS, five years ago. They wanted 2000 dollars to get it out of customs. Since I paid only 300 dollars for the lights, I ended up abandoning them. They also charge storage fees from day one. I would like to find out where they sell off abandoned items so I could...