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Dolar turista term refers to an Argentine tourist using an Argentine credit card abroad.

Nope these guys came here to study. They’re not legal permanent residents. They are legal though. But again, Milei doesn’t want to pay for anyone who’s not from Argentina. Which makes sense to me! California doesn’t pay from Nevadan! 😀

I know quite a few Venezuelanos and Colombians who are here for college education and when I asked why, they were all saying; good education for free. I know a Turkish guy going to UBA for Spanish language education, not college and he pays zero as well. He was talking about having a masters...

In Argentina college education is free for all. Even for the foreigners. An Argentine taxpayer paying for another Argentine’s college education is understandable. In the end educating the population is a national investment and someone who won’t even go to high school will benefit from an...

Depends on what you mean by NA lifestyle. In my case; Argentina offers me a lot better lifestyle then the NA has for 1500.

When you say “you can live for 1500”, it’s not that you exist. You live, do things, have fun but it’s true that it’s not as it used to be!

I got 1 friend living off of usd1420 each month renting in las canitas, going to smartfit, working out with a pt twice per week. Socialising, has a girlfriend, shopping from the US or Europe through friends travelling, playing golf at the municipio. And other things. If anyone needs a 1 br flat...

A single person can live above decent life for 1500 per month rent included. A Collegiales 1 bed flat with doorman, pool usd 500. Got 1000 left per month. 300 to eat at home. Go to a nice gym. Have a pt twice a week. Go to your local cafe everyday for some apero. Go out on the weekends.

Hello, GEBA is members only or you have to go with one of the coaches who rents courts there. Alejandro is very good and prestigious, hardcore kind of a coach. He started some very famous players to tennis. He charges like USD 20 per hour. You gotta check this with him. He doesn’t speak English...

Apart from certain upscale areas, I don’t think that’d be the case in the near future. Europe is full of Argentines who also hold an EU passport. Mainly the UK, Italy,Spain, Germany and Netherlands. These are professional white collard people who have established themselves there and would not...

Where are you going for the dentist? I just got some quotes from my in laws dentist and the price was like a third.

If you do it with a lawyer, they do it instantly online without waiting for the appointment.

Thank you so much for your response. Very helpful.

It’s a tennis ball machine. Oscillating one! Hard to find in BA. Strange stuff to bring all the way but addicted to it! :-). If they say no; what do I do then? Can I pay the duty and have it or they will keep it?

Hello; With the new rules, can we bring electrical items to Argentina without an issue at EZE? Or do we still need to do any declarations at the customs but those old rules imposing hefty taxes doesn’t exist anymore? Also; can you recommend any second hand places to buy furniture, dishwasher...

No not at all. I’m not living there and never in my life rented a property long term. And got no idea what’s going on over there with this new econ situation. I’m sure you know better than I do. How’s the rental market at the moment? Many thanks

Hello. We are Argentines moving back to BsAs first time as a couple. We will be there for at least a year and we will be renting. It seems to be quite a renter’s market at the moment. What would be a logical percentage to offer off the asking price if willing to pay one years rent up front...

Watching gringos around me as I am almost a gringo; the ones married to an Argentine and held a residency for a while got their citizenship applications approved a lot faster.

I don’t recommend it that much!! 😊 If you did, apply at the consulate. You get it in a week as a sticker on your passport. When you come to BsAs you apply for your DNI at the Ave Atlantida and get it in a week or two. These are second hand experiences I witnessed. Even if you don’t get the DNI...

I k ow people who work in finance in Argentina and they’re doing quite well. And I know some people holding serious positions and just doing ok! I think you find these jobs through head hunters rather than the job section. Good luck.