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Question.... on the DNI of a permanent resident from the US, does it still say estadounidense?

It's normal in Argentina unlike most of latam

Normal expat is 10 percent. Argentines "according to this forum" tip less.

75 for a bottle is going to be Grey Goose or Belvedere. Everything else is cheaper. Most people pay like 20 or 25 bucks for a bottle of Absolut. Places like Cabaña or Osaka or Alvear are top of the line places and that 100 bucks will still get main, appetizer, water, and bottle of wine for 2...

You're spending habits may be similar to mine. I can easily spend between 100 and 300 dollars a day Thursday through Sunday. It depends on what you do. A complete dinner for 2 in a place like cabaña las lilas or Osaka will cost you like 100 bucks itself. A good bottle of liquor is about 75 bucks...

Moneygram will be the closest thing.

This is a person who is about to get a job in the US that allows him to work remotely. And he is about to move his entire family to Argentina based on a combination of misinterpreted information and simply not realizing that you're entire family will be illegal immigrants in 90 days. Are they...

You're way ahead of yourself and I hope you haven't already bought tickets. You can't just pick up and move your family to a new country using a bunch of tourist visas. What are you thinking? Your first step is to see if you qualify for a visa that also would allow you to bring your family. And...

I went to the office in micro centro.

Here are the plans: https://www.personal.com.ar/planes-packs?icn=planes&ici=home_quicklinks I got it with temp residency. They only asked if I had a DNI. Didn't specifically mention permanent residency. Maybe having the new DNI that doesn't say temporary helps. In regards to roaming, they say...

A 15 percent drop in dolar value here and a 20-50 rate of inflation means BA is no longer the cheapest developed capital city in the world. Dammit lol

First, you need to contact the university to confirm that they will help you obtain the visa and the requirements. Contact the university of Buenos aires. You should be able to chat with them online. After confirming the process then go to Argentina. After you arrive and start the student visa...

Ok I understand your situation a little better after reading your last 2 posts. You're not going to be able to find a course that's taught in English here. According to a couple other forum members, there is the option of getting a 3 month visa for studying Spanish. It's not a long time but it...

I wonder what the complete set of differences are for the non-mercosur option. Obviously you don't have that ultimate freedom of movement through the countries.

Are you sure that will get you a student visa? As far as I know you need a "Carrera." Have there even been proof of anyone getting a student visa from taking Spanish classes here?

This is not good information for him. He is obviously trying to resettle somewhere and start over on a 20k budget. Coming all the way to Argentina and staying a couple months and finding out of doesn't work because he can't get a visa will eat half of that. He needs know his real options before...

That's not true. You don't have to be engaged or married. You have 2 other options. You both can go to the court and enter into a "civil relationship." You also qualify if you have been living together 2 years.

Spouse? There is a visa in the UK you can get for just have a girlfriend. Unless that's the same thing.

US number that also works with verification I meant to add. Google Fi is an all in 1 international solution when used with Voice.

Obviously to keep a US phone number and not have to worry about data plans and Sims from other countries. We'll worth the cost, especially if you travel a lot.