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Technically, i'm supporting my wife while she works for a gainful employment as a stay-at-home dad.

My spouse has a legit above board legal job here in Argentina and we used that for being able to show i support myself. Argentine taxes on foreign income are oppressive. I would avoid exposing yourself to that.

Sending my case to the fiscal now? They want a new certificado de dormicilio. Everything on the court side is wrapped up except for the fiscal side.

(if you get in trouble) = If you are arrested or detained as a dual US-Argentine Citizen, i don't think the Argentine government has any obligation to allow the US consulate to see you since you are an Argentine Citizen first and foremost while within Argentina. If you were a permanent resident...

Yea, you can be a dual citizen no problem This misconception is due to the fact that once you become an Argentine citizen, while you reside in Argentina, you are Argentine. If you get in trouble, the consulate will tell you are on your own. Many countries require this in their oath to give up...

A legit concern is insurance and private medical companies could reject you based on your proclivity to certain genetic conditions.

i redid my 23andme test when i was in the USA. They upgrade their sampling tech periodically so you can get some different results if its latest gen.

Eh, people digital nomad here doing border runs every 6 months. I'd say more than half the population of Argentina disregards the tax rules by either working off the books, employing people off the books, or earning income abroad. But absolutely, you should understand which laws you're likely...

A friend of mine bought a test and then had to fedex it back to the USA for processing. It was expensive because it counts as a bio sample.

i'm not sure if anything tastes good 2 or 3 ways. For instance, sufficient amounts of hot wings can be picante 3 ways.

in San Francisco, you drink it neat. I am not a huge fan of it... mixing things with coke is a sign of low quality... but if you love coke and love getting drunk... well you gotta add something to the coke.

if you don't need to make money, argentina is fantastic. you can get a pretty good quality of life with 1000USD/mo. As for as running a business. Argentina is probably one of the least friendly places to be a business owner. Your employees can and will destroy you. So unless you have a business...

my experience so far has the courts playing pretty loose when compared to migraciones.

You should be able to declare the cash as for a purchase of a home at the airport. The 10k limit is the declaration limit. You can bring more cash as long as it’s declared. I don’t know if I’d do it. I bought my house in the macri era and sent the usd funds directly to the purchasers banco...

I got mine after 60 days of waiting. No Extranero lettering. Permanent resident.

Your precaria should have the numero de tramite. Its the same number.

they've been chugging along with my case. I'm somewhat suspecting it will resolve in March. I dropped the documents off in Concepcion de Uruguay in September. My wife is a lawyer in this province, married, has a job, my PR is 2+ years, argentine kids. Lots of good factors for ensuring a speedy...

My experience: Migraciones is a PITA. Not only within 6 months but if you enter and re-enter the country between the FBI background check and them accepting the document, they won't take the document and they might even tell you why or just silently sit on it. Citizenship, the judge, as far as...

You need probably a lawyer than if passport > cost. The lawyer should know the ins and outs better than you.

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