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Hopefully it reduces the WU queues!

Yeah at least half the time if I remember right was with Correos Argentinos

Have you also considered Royal Mail? I sent a large letter with them and it took about a month and the tracking throughout was pretty good

Also just did a quick check on Uber and quotes 800 UYU, though that could change

Looks like you can take a 30 minute bus for a couple of dollars and then it’s only a twenty minute walk to the terminal: https://www.rome2rio.com/map/Montevideo-Airport-MVD/Buenos-Aires?utm_campaign=share&utm_source=ios&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=route#r/Bus-via-Puerto-de-Montevideo

Perhaps that is so and I’ve hit an odd quirk. The root of which seems to be that at the time in question it’s cheaper to change in Madrid than Sao Paolo, and then cheaper to fly from Madrid to Montevideo than Madrid to Buenos Aires

Hi, I was wondering if many people have travelled from Europe to Buenos Aires via Uruguay and whether there are any caveats/pitfalls/less favourable migraciones. I’ve noticed that I can fly to Montevideo and then get a bus/ferry into Buenos Aires and return flights to Montevideo are a good...

From my experience in Peru, chewing the leaves is pretty foul. It’s quite lovely as a tea though and I felt it was a better altitude sickness treatment than the tablets I was prescribed for altitude sickness

By the way, do you have any examples of such studios? Which sites/agencies are recommended to buy such properties on?

There’s also still plenty of places that don’t accept credit cards, even in rather upmarket places which really surprised me

I’d argue that a typical Porteño has a different inflationary basket of goods than a typical expat, so I’d expect there to be variance in the inflation rates for both of those baskets

It’s so bittersweet not to be there. It was a well fought, and deserved, win. Would love to see the atmosphere there. I’m sure it beats the miserable atmosphere of melting snow in London

Gutted I came home for Christmas, knew they’d win!

Likewise from the U.K. perspective, the most expensive bottle of wine in a restaurant in Argentina is usually cheaper than the cheapest wine in a restaurant in the U.K.

I wonder what effect the recent implementation of close to blue rate on foreign credit cards will have on inflation and the wider Argentinian economy. Would it be naive to presume that greater official access to dollars will be a good thing for the Argentinian economy/inflation or is it a...

Had this a few months ago, was a diamond in the rough of Buenos Aires pizza

I was using my card as I ran out of cash and was short of time for the last 2 weeks of November and 1st week of December and Rappi mostly worked fine but I could never get Flybondi to accept any of my cards

Where is the court district?

Does that cause you tax complications since presumably you’d then be liable for tax in Argentina?