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It’s per person? I always thought it was per family.

I think you should stop the over-research you are doing; you’re making yourself crazy for nothing

Same in Palermo. Packed.

a. Vendors don’t take US dollars. And the only US dollars which have value here are $100 bills; quite impractical for everyday purchases. You need to change them for peso and use peso. b. You can use your foreign credit card, the rate is only a couple percentage points less than you’d get for...

Thanks!

I'm a dual Australian-US citizen, born in Australia. I want to get a DNI here and am going to file with my Australian papers because I can get them apostilled at the Australian embassy and avoid the crazy US apostille process. The only problem is the background check. I lived in the USA before...

My kids go to a bilingual school in Buenos Aires (Palermo), I can ask if they are looking for a teacher. Salary will be local (ie, not great).

I can often do with dollars, happy to meetup and pick up your dollars and transfer the sum to your US bank account via Zelle on the spot. Feel free to DM me.

I want to hear more about these tremendously successful Airbnbs. Do dish…. Worth exploring investing in such a thing ?

You need to factor in all the kickbacks and bribes to get their real salary

Does this mean that if I get a DNI (as a US citizen) I’ll now be on the AFIP radar as they’ll get my tax returns and bank info?

I love how everytime someone asks for info on the more advanced ways to transfer money, the responses turn into "DM me and I'll arrange it for you"; suddenly everyone is Argentinean, trying to make 3 peso off somebody else's transfer. LOL. For crypto: it's pretty simple. Some cuevas accept a...

I don’t think it really matters. If it gets too expensive, re-negotiate the lease. It’s not like people are lining up to shell out $3000 for your house in Neuquen. The economy is in recession and that means fewer renters for nice homes.

You’re massively overthinking this. There’s a fine for overstaying but overstaying is not a crime here. It’s more similar to a parking ticket. Relax and enjoy Argentina and pay the $20 fine on your way out.

Are they actually getting that cheap again or is this not literal? (Stopped eating out when prices went bonkers, so I'm out of the loop)

I’m not a Milei fan but the BA Times’ relentless anti-Milei compulsion is making it difficult to take it seriously as a news source. This article is a case in point: the parade was great, and the article is ostensibly about the parade, but 90% of the article is actually about (bashing) Milei...

I didn’t say any of those things, you can re-read my comment if you care to

No kidding. If you shut down half the government without caring about the impact on the people those departments serve, and fire tens of thousands of government workers without concern as to how they’ll feed their families - turns out you can save loads of cash. Milei is a genius!!!! Wake me...

Are the dominoes starting to fall? It's feeling like it... 1. The stats come out yesterday showing Argentina is officially in recession https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-24/milei-austerity-pushed-argentina-into-recession-in-first-quarter 2. Blue hits 50% gap against the Dolar...

Yes it's getting sweet ... for now; who knows what will be in a week