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It’s got to be the same person but some of the timeline doesn’t make sense.

That can’t be true. I was on a flight in 2011 with a couple people who were being deported.

Seriously, they tried to (and almost succeded) deport me for a visa overstay. This guy is a serial sexual abuser and apparently he can stay forever.

I just read the plea bargin and am surprised it didn’t mention his previous stint in jail for doing the exact same thing and I am left with just 1 question. WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO GET DEPORTED?

or a scientologist.

Yeah I wouldn’t trust that newsletter for financial advice.

You're literally paying fractions of cents for that. I'm not surprised it's like talking to a wall, I might laugh if you tried to confront me over something so petty.

If it was only once, unlikely.

The taxis at tourist areas are notorious for this. If you take a taxi from caminito, buquebus or aeroparque this is likely to happen to you.

Which country? Check this list to see if you require a visa. http://www.migraciones.gov.ar/accesible/indexA.php?visas If you do, I'd stop by the consulate in Uruguay. If you don't you can just travel with your passport.

Lol this site never changes. "But I walk around 1-11-14 every night, way safer than NYC". Come to BA, walk around different neighborhoods at night and judge for yourself how full of shit some people are.

The problem with Parque Rivadavia is that a it's not really close to many good restaurants.

I've walked there too without problems but Bajo is right, it's not safe. A couple foreigners will stick out and be a target for robbery. There is no reason to subject themselves to that if they can live in another, safer neighborhood.

I've used world nomads as well.

you know that off putting chlorine smell that tap water has here? That's the smell of safe to drink.

11 is the area code for capital and most of Buenos Aires. 15 is the cellphone prefix. Your cell phone number is 011 15 XXXX XXXX

Put it in the trunk of your Ferrari underneath the e-meters and drive north.

The ex-citi Rio at Libertador & Monroe. The one in the edenor building.

CUI which I believe is associated with the UBA. The guy I knew got his visa probably 7-8 years ago.