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You don’t know what you talking about. First of all I’m Argentine. Second of all; I and my family contribute to this country. And lastly; everyone is entitled to their opinion and all you can do; in a civilised world, to respect it! If someone can not afford this artificially inflated country...

I’m sure they don’t count Mercosur citizens as foreigners.

I completely disagree with your comment! Finances play an important role on people’s decisions. If they can’t afford it then what will they do?

Exactly! In your country!! You’re entitled to it even if you don’t pay any taxes. It’s the nation’s responsibility to its citizens, not to foreigners.

There are foreigners studying at UBA hence the declaration!

It’s their country. They’re entitled to free education of their choice of major and then free to leave for anywhere they want. But foreigners coming here and studying for free on the Argentine taxpayers’ dime is ridiculous. They can pay and study if they want to.

Nope it doesn’t include. If you’re a naturalized citizen or a permanent resident then you’re a local. You can freely benefit from anything public. It’s your right!

I don’t understand what you are saying. Permanent residents and naturalized citizens are of course entitled to same rights in terms of public services. They’re here afterwards. And they’ve been contributing to the society. But foreign students are being a burden in the economy as the people of...

Medical education being free for foreigners is extremely ridiculous. UBA. Seriously one of the best universities in the world. They become doctors and leave. Argentine universities are for Argentines (for free).

https://batimes.com.ar/news/argentina/argentina-to-charge-foreigners-for-use-of-universities-public-hospitals.phtml 22% of the UBA medical students are foreigners!! These are the fruits of fur wearing, designer bag carrying socialism!!

No amigo. Babies born here. I need to register them in a few countries so I need apostilled and translated birth certificates. I need a local translator in BsAs to do the job. A relative did it 2 years ago and it was $15. Today I was quoted $75 so I’m shopping around in case someone can...

Nope. Birth certificates for a few embajadas.

Hello; Does anyone have any experience having official documents translated to English and apostilled in Buenos Aires? Any recommendations much appreciated.

Yes things have changed unbelievably!

Thanks for the link. I have compared some products that i buy frequently and Uruguay is cheaper by around 30%. Sad thing; these are the things imported from Argentina.

Hello. Is Uruguay a good place to go shopping for electrodomesticos, diapers and other things that may be needed in the daily life? We are moving into a house and need a lot of things which unnecessarily cost a fortune in Argentina. Would it worth to go to Colonia or Montevideo? Thanks

After 3 weeks in the overinflated Argentina, I came to a conclusion that it’s not as bad as it seems so long you got a little bit of wisdom. Going anywhere, ordering anything without worrying about checking the menu doesn’t exist anymore! But if you do some research in advance you may have...

https://www.tiendacallao.com.ar/productos/pretzels-autenta-foods/ You can buy a pack of pretzel with 10 installments of 2400 pesos. Financing a pack of pretzels!! :)

If you are living in BsAs, now you should defo have almost all banks’ debit cards. You get crazy discounts. That’s something I wasn’t bothered with in the past. I was buying a box of chocolates today from a chain store. 12 chocolates in a fancy box. 15.500 pesos. That’s outrageous! If I had...

If I hadn’t rented a house for a year and paid all the rent up front, I’d pack up and leave! Crazy expensive ! But; if you watch out then you can decrease the financial damage. Argentina is no longer an expat heaven! But on the other hand; if you need a medical treatment; it offers great...