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Yes, a friend of mine who has an english HSBC account did it like two weeks ago.

I withdrew 1'000 USD one day. 300 is the limit for one extraction but you can do just severals. I am not that sure if the 1000USD is the limit of my card or of the bank in Uruguay; will find that out these days. They charge 4 USD commission besides what your bank charges. But if you go to HSBC...

I was wondering the same. There was an article in an newspaper here that said it is, but it probably changed already. I read there is a limit of <100USD per transaction.

Is it not only possible to make an international money transfer to an account abroad? you mean the loss is 30% due to the exchange rate?

Didn't that banks here restricted to transfer money to account abroad as well?

Segio! That article informs about the rules that apply for locals to buy dollars but, in my opinion, has nothing to do with the limit you are allowed to leave the country. There is a discussion it seems about how much money locals are allowed to change depending on where they are travelling.

I remember that I sold Pesos in Europe in a bank for a good rate in January. Maybe they wouldn't change if you come with a 60'000 Pesos ;)

or is there a limit for the pesos you take out of the country...

Im wondering then why people dont travel to other countries to sell the peso for an official rate and sell sell the dollars for the blue rate? If you do this with 10'000 USD that gives you a 1'000 USD each trip. What Im not sure is how easy it is to sell the peso abroad ;)

Does anybody know what the limit of dollars is to travel to Argentina by plane? Still 10'000 US or was that restricted as well?