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Thanks for all the responses. I should clarify I have a U.S.-based source of income, I'm just really conservative in estimating how much that will be (it's basically sales so I need to predict how many deals I close, with each one being $5,000-$10,000 US). For that reason I look at worst case...

For reference, they give the blue rate. After facotring in fees, at $1000 US increments I'm getting something like 5.9 pesos exchange rate

Thanks guys. I know a lot of this stuff has been covered but it's tough to decide, seems like at every turn BA picks my pocket (other areas would be airfare, entry fee, etc.)

I've heard this a couple of times. I guess it just comes down to everyday items being more expensive there than the U.S.? I feel like if I'm paying rent at $350/mo or so, $15-$28/day is in line with what I spent in the U.S.

Hi there, I'd like to move to BA for about a year and had some of the typical questions. Appreciate any help. It seems like the easiest way to exchange money is to bring as much cash (USD) as possible to exchange on the black market. However, most of my assets are currently not that liquid so...