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Thanks for the responses guys. What's the likelihood of me being able to get my laptop fixed in Argentina? Full screen replacement. Anyone have any recommendations for computer repair?

Because they were so corrupt that no one would lend them money. In the real world, the ability to take on debt is a sign of trust in your ability to be honest and meet your obligations.

Hello Everyone, I'm arriving in BA in 2 weeks. I had some bad luck with my laptop HP Spectre 360x and cracked the screen. I'm trying to get it fixed before I leave, but the part is apparently on back order and may not arrive in time. If it's not ready before I leave, I was hoping to have...

I don't believe so. The organization has to be registered with immigration. I don't think even a language institute would work. I think it has to be an actual university.

I know when I visited in October I could not activate my Claro sim that I bought . I stopped in the Movistar office as well and they told me you need a DNI.

Thanks guys. For OSDE, do I need to be a resident? I will be applying for residency, but a little later down the road. I'd prefer not to have a lapse period.

Hello, I was hoping some people would be able to offer insights on what my best options are for private health insurance. I reached out to Cigna International and got a quote for about $300 per month for their premium insurance level. Does anyone have any experience with them? I have also...

Wow that's annoying. I think I will probably wait to do it until I get down there then. Seems like its cheaper and much less of a headache. I appreciate the input.

Hi Ben, Thanks for weighing in. The more I think about it, I think you all may be right. It would feel better to have the precaria in hand when I go down, but with all of the additional costs, that idea is losing its luster. Another somewhat related question: The Argentine Embassy sent me a...

Thanks guys! Another question: Does the Apostille need to be translated? Or just the document itself?

Thanks Ben! That is great news. It saves me the risk of losing originals in the mail. As to your questions: 1. The requirements for translation are the same. I found a translator who is a member of the Colegio de Traductores Publicos and is willing to complete the process and then mail me the...

Hello, I am attempting to complete the residency process through the Argentine Embassy here in the U.S. and had a question regarding document translation. They send all the documents to Buenos Aires to process through normal channels so the rules would be the same as far as I can tell. My...

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Not sure how well it works in Argentina, but I used Gabino Homes when I was in Chile and found a good room for a year using that. http://www.gabinohome.com/en

Hello, I am planning on spending two weeks in Argentina. October 7th-21st. My exact itinerary is still somewhat in flux. It just occurred to me that the election on the 22nd could cause some issues. What will the days/week leading up to it be like? Do you foresee any issues with...

Hey Everyone, According to the PDF at the link below, if you are a temporary resident and don't have the intention of staying permanently, you are not subject to the bienes personales tax. Basically the impuesto a las ganancias is applicable if you are a temporary resident for more than one...

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Does anyone know how to go about translating documents if you are applying for a visa from your home country? If I were in Buenos Aires I could use the list of recognized translators, but I am doing this from the US. Do I need to send the documents electronically to one of the recognized...