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No, it must have been my bad!

LPR for 10+ yrs would suffice. 10+ yrs of LPR also qualifies you to receive PUAM pension.

Talk to them if you have a chance.

Hosp Italiano should take you if you are under 69 and don't have serious conditions. It should be about 250- 300k pesos monthly.

I can recommend Dr. Nicoli on Cordoba Ave at Oftalmos center, not sure if they speak English though.

Talk to them, they run a full checkup for prospective clients and they then tell you whether they would cover or not. Chronic conditions are expected, but as I mentioned before, it depends on the current stage your diabetes is at and how well controlled it is.

By law NO, in reality YES ( and you will need to file a legal dispute in order to get insurance unfortunately ). Obras sociales are available before age of retirement, some workers of specific industries get to keep them when they retire. All the rest will get PAMI ( similar to Medicaid )...

Diabetes has different stages, and based on that the risks are different. I am not sure how old you are, but if you are getting good care where you are, unless you are specifically interested in Argentina ( for its culture, you have family, etc ) I would prioritize health.

I beg to differ but all citizens and inhabitants are covered by the public health system. The elderly have PAMI and they receive all their medication for diabetes and chronic conditions for free. If anyone has any accidents or events in the street they will be taken to a public hospital, if in...

Medicus 15% increase. Services and wait times are not getting any better.

To make it worse: rates are up and dollar rate keeps going down...

Some restaurants charge a bit more when you pay with credit cards, foreign or not. I am guessing this is the case. They prefer debit or cash.

I still don't get why people can't just mind their business, whatever you do in your intimacy is yours and only yours ( as long as it involves consenting adults ).

It varies and it should be stated on your contract.

That was the case but they changed the law some years ago and it became allowed. Some contracts have this clause and it has been considered legal.

In general the majority of Argentines lack financial education, they tend to save in dollars, gold, real estate, CD deposits. Those that have a bit of tech skill might buy crypto. A small percentage invest in local mutual funds, most banks carry them ( Galicia, Santander, etc ). Very few people...

Best traditional Argentine empanadas hands on La Morada on Larrea and La Cocina on Pueyrredon.

The train service only runs during summer high season, that is why no tix are available, mid march is off season. Bus to Gesell + cab/uber/remise

Plenty of fruterias let you pick your fruits and vegetables... I do not shop where they pick it for me because they tend to give you what is going to go bad soon. But in general they are very " informal " ( things happen when they weight, with change, take only cash, no receipts, etc ). They are...

I think you should get advice from your accountant to avoid any troubles.