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You're absolutely right. There is no other conceivable way to look at it.

You have reached the point that many of us have reached before you. You read the requirements, you gathered the documents, you did everything by the book, and, to your surprise, the application was accepted at the first checkpoint without a hitch. A promising start. But then, nothing... You may...

Nothing unusual has happened. These images show internal steps (and internal language) on their system. The back end, if you like. The front end for you is the Precaria: that document you have that you can print off and wave around (and would use if you were to try to open a bank account). It is...

Totally consistent with the experience. They get confused about their own rules. One official reads the new disposición as meaning Pensionistas do need to bring the money in, another reads it differently (and probably correctly). A good lawyer will help clarify matters and argue for the correct...

They haven't cancelled your precaria. You still have it. An intimacion is just a request for more information, more documents as part of the process of assessing your application during the precaria stage. You need to renew the precaria before 10 January in the usual way. If you want to...

It's true. And Massa's subsequent tantrum of saying "It's all yours from tomorrow" and then taking his bat and ball and trying to go on leave for the last three weeks also speaks to his maturity.

They clearly aren't coping with the new rules. It is legally possible to open a bank account here with a Precaria (which is pre-DNI), but it is not easy to do so (it takes some explaining to banks that the law permits them to accept you whilst you are at Precaria status). Pre-precaria, which is...

They clearly aren't coping with the new rules. It is legally possible to open a bank account here with a Precaria, but it is not easy to do so. Pre-precaria, which is where you are at, you can't. So they have set you an impossible task. They are also asking you to deposit money as if you were...

Yes. Anyone with an asset located in Argentina regardless of whether they are a tax resident of Argentina pays the assets tax on the value of that asset.

Good. Now go to Chapter 5, Article 30 of the 2019 Ley de solidaridad social and reactivación productiva en el marco de la emergencia publica: http://servicios.infoleg.gob.ar/infolegInternet/anexos/330000-334999/333564/texact.htm: Artículo 30.- Modifícase el Título VI de la ley 23.966 y sus...

https://www.argentina.gob.ar/normativa/nacional/decreto-649-1997-44911/actualizacion Art. 119 - A efectos de lo dispuesto en el segundo párrafo del artículo 1º, se consideran residentes en el país: b) Las personas humanas de nacionalidad extranjera que hayan obtenido su residencia permanente...

To be clear, one person, his sister, and a dog have come from nowhere in two years and swept to power, in the process electorally humiliating the most powerful political force in the country's modern history and the combined heft of the parties that opposed it. Regardless of what we think about...

The relevant part of the law is 119B of the Ganancias Tax Law, which says. b) Las personas humanas de nacionalidad extranjera que hayan obtenido su residencia permanente en el país o que, sin haberla obtenido, hayan permanecido en el mismo con autorizaciones temporarias otorgadas de acuerdo con...

Karina Milei benefited from her brother's political power? He's only just gained it. Thanks in no small part to her apparent mentorship.

I think the idea behind this thread was to tease out the future Milei imagines in his head based on what we can learn by reading the economists he names his dogs (and their cloned replacements)) after. (Of course, he is unlikely to get all the way, or even very far at all down the road, for a...

It was certainly interesting to hear what it was that Murray was on about. By naming his dogs the way he does, Milei makes it pretty easy for interested observers to work out where he is coming from. McWilliams takes us to the logical endpoint of Milei’s ideology: Argentina as the 52nd and...

It's a pity Milei is so effusive about Trump. I've now got friends at home stuck in the English language paradigm that leads them to believe that the "world" is no more than five or six major Anglosphere countries and who, to the extent they think about where I live, conclude I am in Mexico...

It's hard to see how this ends well. Even though he's got more than 14 million votes behind him, he's going to need around him a standard of personal security I doubt Argentina can muster.

He has also said he won't lift the cepo until the Leliqs problem is solved. How long will that take? It's hard to see him holding the official exchange rate where it currently is in the meantime.

You can enter as a tourist for 90 days. To stay legally, you can renew the tourist visa at the 90-day mark for another 90 days. After 180 days, things get a bit more complicated, but as many people are no doubt about to tell on this thread, you can certainly stay here quite a long time either...