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It is good for 10 years.

e-rose- San Isidro has charm and they have great cafes. The winter here is not that "cold". (of course I'm from Chicago). We live outside the BA area up near San Isidro. We still take train, drive, or remise into Capital Federal for concerts, plays, etc. You get a different perspective of...

Hi! I would love to have a female player. I have a car. I have played at the public course in BA and there are a few up where I live in Olivos. I will send you a note with information.

Lostnation "Because making people afraid is the most effective way to maintain the status quo." "Surely the richest country in the world can provide adequate healthcare and education for its citizens?" Good points... I will tell you as an educator/scientist...the education/science in US is...

Steveinbsas---when are you cooking dinner for us :)

I agree with soulskier, but there is a catch as long as the exchange rate works in the favor of those making dollars, pound, or Euros. Every day more jobs are being lost in the US, I don't know how they will recover all those jobs. I think maybe the US should have three people working the...

I think the guy should come for a visit to decide on retiring here. We all have our "bit*hes" about prices and what will happen to Argetina. But until you actually stay here for a couple of months you don't know how it will be. I mean my husband loves this place, our house property taxes are...

Jedard-Where did you get this article? The layoffs are continual, look at the news/blogs you can find layoffs everyday. Wait until next year when the credit cards bankruptcies increase. As a taxpayer you can't even find where the $700b is going. Obama has inherited a mess. Being from...

Thank you for the post. Look forward to trying your food.

I love the fact that gordo/a is used as a term of endearment.

You will live here fine off of $6,000US as long as the exchange works in the dollars favor. We live of the pesos here which is about $3,000 US. Health insurance will be costly, but not like the US.

There is a thread I started called important documents. I had to use those for my work visa. I can't remember which ones particular but I know the passport, birth certificate, and teaching license (all apostle) I needed.

You can get a CUIL without residency. Most places will ask this from you. I would look at other areas besides Capital Federal.

You could order something from Amazon. It will take a week to arrive.

The article was posted dated 2002. Maybe MSN and other news articles can update retiring in BA articles...with a title Watch Out for INFLATION!

Just finished reading this article. There seems to be some silver lining. I think with the global crisis that prices still have a long way to fall. I guess the question is, will Argentina cut its spending? http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUSN1229180120081112

If you have a teaching license. I know of some schools who are hiring English teachers along with other professions.

Quickroute has in interesting story and Cath makes a good point. In both cases there are different stress in life and if you view happiness as having a close family together eating together..then there is your happiness meter. In life there are different meters of happiness and I think you...

Welcome to BA. You will enjoy the weather now.

I would check out other provinces of BA. Mendoza is a nice area. I sent you a private note with a Realtor. We basically live in BA (north zone). It is hard if you don't speak the language or have no patience to deal with massive bureaucratic paper work. If you are insistent of living here you...