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RC- not everyone that is here for work get things pay for by the company. We only got our move paid for by the company. We have to pay for everything and both of us live of pesos. We deal with the system almost every week. We have gotten use to standing in lines for hours we always bring a...

When we bought our car we needed a CUIT, tax number and our passport. When you buy the car you pay for the resignation during that time. You get a green card which is the registration for the primary owner and a blue card, secondary owner. These registrations are good for two years. We had a...

Here is something I wrote awhile back http://baexpats.org/newcomers-forum/2935-before-you-move-imporant-documents.html Number 1 and 7 are a go...you will also need passport size photos.

Great advantages to BA is the time zone and creativity the programmers have to offer. India is played out for most outsourcing. I believe South America has untapped resource for technologies industries.

another good place for money in your bra..

Okay..so my hubby has a company down here because computer engineers are cheaper here than Chicago or New York. Maybe this article is good news for those looking for work. Besides IBM, Microsoft, Sun, VW, Toyota, GMC, etc..Which new company's will outsource down here...

RC :And, Buenos Aires doesn't have pot holes? Where do you live? Are the sidewalks in Chicago worse than in Buenos Aires? I don't think so. The city of Chicago can't afford to fix their pot holes. KFC is fixing potholes in some cities in the states. I did not comment on the sidewalks. I live...

I find people speak more English in Capital Federal, but if you live outside "tourist/expat" areas get use to Catellano. If you are bringing in money other than pesos than BA would be cheap, but if you live off of pesos inflation is pain. As for the fit physiques of the people, I don't know of...

STELLLLLAAAA...Steve, what type of dog? One of my trainer friends had a frenchie named Stella..so cute.

Our pups use to do doggie-day-care in Chicago. Chicago is in a recession, but most doggie-day-cares are expanding..go figure. I have seen people here walk their own dogs in the evening. Dog walkers are a big deal during the day.

LOL-Steve!

this in from the US embassy:Warden Message: H1N1 Influenza April 29, 2009 This warden message is being issued to alert U.S. citizens residing and traveling in Argentina that to date the government of Argentina is not reporting any confirmed cases of H1N1 Influenza (commonly called swine...

We had four dogs shipped over with a company, Pet Relocation in the States and Las Lunas here. It was a piece of mind for us. We got updates on their status. I train dogs in the States and we didn't dope our dogs, even though one of them has loud noises issues, judging from their crates when...

I just brought some extra back..do you still need them?

body temperatures at EZE...Wow, but we can't get a good bus pass for the city.

That is what they airline is now saying. She was going to ship her dog back this summer like me. I'm doing some herding trails with my Kelpie. Our shipper uses Continential airlines, but Annette just ships the dog with her, now they won't allow it. She is using a vet to do it.

I found out from a friend that Continental among with other airlines, will only accept pets through a reputable shipper. Like Las Lunas or certain vets here. She told me this today, because in a couple of weeks our dogs heading North.

I agree with Steve. We had to have all our pages translated for our visas. Better safe than sorry.

I arrived at EZE on Sunday am. There was doctor there looking at people and containers. I had brought some dog crates, he only asked me about if I had dogs. I had empty containers.

I love the fact that you can discover new statues, etc around BA by walking. In the northern burbs, you get to see all the interesting houses. BA is a very walkable place, but watch out for the cars :)