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Yes, you will have to pay it again if you fly back into the two BA airports. You will not have to pay it if you fly into anoher airport (such as Mendoza or Cordoba, or if you enter by land, as the fee is so far only charged at the two BA airports.

Well, at the moment you do not have to pay the reciprocity fee if you fly into Argentina at any airport other than the two in BA. So, if you fly into Mendoza via LAN through Santiago (get your bags booked thru or you will have to pay the similiar fee for Chile) or via TACA thru Lima, you do...

A "Chinese" is better than what my mom used to say: "Chinaman". Or the argentine "ponja" (mixed up "japon", the term argentinians use for all East Asians, interchangeable with "chino") . I met a Chinese-American a few weeks ago who asked me what "ponja" meant, because she kept hearing it on the...

Appears to have touched a nerve.....:)

Anglican churches in BA http://www.catedralanglicana.org/index.html http://usuarios.multimania.es/yosoyelbuenpastor/pagina/framset3.htm

No, just take your old passport, Cheng is right. Did this with a friend in the same situation who got a new passport in BA, no problems. Do not know about the reciprocity fee, but worth a try carrying your old passport with you for proof.

I have known several tourist businesses operated by foreigners who have Paypal accounts to receive money, set up with their banks back in their home countries. You could pay them or any other paypal receiver if you have your own account set up through the bank in your home country. Guess...

"Oh Ginger, you look absolutely stunning this evening...and whatever you rolled in sure does stink."

Whaddja mean vecino? I am permanently under analysis!

Good luck, it is a great idea. I would say most of us here have at least a little bit of a problem with this.

Good god, which is why I suggest to everyone to go thru Santiago on your way to Arghentina as well. Plus catch a flight from there to anywhere other than EZE in Argentina (provided you can book your bags thru) , you avoid both Chilean and Argentine reciprocity fees. I and most other people...

Unlikely the mess will be sorted out. In fact yesterday they announced Many Rerouted Domestic Flights from AeroparqueNewbery to EZEIntl Cancelled As the chaos from the rerouting of the Aeroparque Newbery flights to BA International EZE continues, it has just been announced that 40 % of the...

Enjoy. I am amazed how many Jewish people there are everywhere in Argentina. Certainly very colourful and interesting people, I deal with many, they have made my stay here a lot more enjoyable.

Better than announcing it and then cancelling a few hours beofre like they did before!

I think what Bajo_cero is referring to is that the INDEC inflation rate is causes a type of controls on things like rent amounts and wage contracts. The peronistas use this as a justification to the poor (for what is effectively rent control policy) and the business sector (for lower wages) for...

But have you also not been disappointed that this tragic thing is being used by Cristina and her thuggish supporters for political posturing? Having the Tupu Amaru, or whatever the terrorist group is called, and Moyano's killing mafia use it to harangue the opposition in front of his coffin is...

No difference, one day overstay or several years overstay, the same 300 pesos.

http://www.migraciones.gov.ar/accesible/?noticia=449 Okay, this article shows that not all flights are rerouted thru EZE, that flights of Pluna, Sol, Andes y BQB will be rerouted thru Aeropuerto El Palomar. Further, it states that LAN Argentina domestic flights will leave from Terminal A and...

Sorry, it was a joke. I made it so outrageously absurd that I thought no one could take it seriously. I feel just the opposite, I am tired of the corrupt cabal running the country and other latin american countries, like the Kirchners, Moyano annd Cjavez. I apologize if I got anyone upset by...