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Agreed. This place is not for everyone. I know most people from my home land would struggle to live here more than 2 years..// And yes, my life in BA changed the day my Spanish went from beginner level to Advanced.

Heard that many times. I firmly believe if one is poor, one should stay put in one's home country than begging or living a miserable life in a foreign country. I often hear, oh..if you were earning in pesos - you would hate BA...Well, I have no reply for that. I doubt I would move here to earn...

Ditto.

To be honest despite the "few" negatives of living here - the "winters" being amongst them -

Excellent report, Camel. salute

Yes, Please write about it. Right now if you look at other forums or newsletters ( from professional citizenship experts) , people believe one can get citizenship here in 1-2 years with no sweat.

I feel your misery. Imagine all of us living here already but unable to do much for last 5 months

Mine remains the same as before.

Not necessarily. 3000 pesos means a LOT to lot of people in the country..that would be about 23 usd.

Everything is perspective. I was on a vacation to Salta this year, before the curfew. If you want the best in a small town, 1500 usd can run out very quickly. If you are frugal, it can last forever.

How is the food there in normal life (before the Pandemic)

Top 3 choices please?

Photos please?

How much will an estancia in Azul or Tandil cost in terms of USD per hectares or acre? How hard it will be keep possession of these if one is not living there all the time.

Wrong Info. Not yet.

Does city of Azul or city of Tandil has nice "estancias"?

Try using mercado pago. Its damn easy to pay almost any bill with it in seconds.

Fly to Brazil via any flight. Lot of options from there.

Where are you flying to? There are many options...

right now, BA taxis are a steal. No point in taking a Uber where the driver is totally dependent on GPS and will get lost 5 times before reaching destination and you will save 10-20 pesos.