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I'd love to get your suggestions on best restaurants in Capital for home made pasta. I've been getting good pasta at La Particular de Virginio - a suggestion off this forum. I'm sure there are many other restaurants with great home made pasta. What are your favorites?

Someone posted about "TuiNa" a few weeks ago. Search that term.

My guess is the property manager will keep all or a portion of the $500. Under no circumstances would I provide extra compensation to the lawyer. And in my eyes, the property manager is complicit for even making that request. On it's face, the request is ridiculous.

I met Max when he was property manager for an apartment I rented several years ago. He speaks perfect English and operates like an American property manager. Whenever there was a problem, he was on it immediately - usually resolved that same day. He was honest and fair in all our dealings.

I've sent people to Max Gotz and gotten nothing but gratitude and positive commentary. https://www.mgotz.com/about-us

I had a flight reservation with AR a few months ago. I purchased the refundable fare. AR changed the flight time by about two hours; the arrival time no longer fit my schedule, so I cancelled. AR informed me that my $28.500 pesos would be available in 120 days. It's been about 140 days and still...

Call my trusted driver Ignacio. 11.3918.3067 Negotiate the price ahead of time. He'll charge the Uber rate less about 10% or so. He arrives 5 minutes early, helps with bags, and does whatever else necessary to complete the trip. He's great.

Call Ignacio at 11.3918.3067. He'll do it for the price of an Uber - currently about $2.500 pesos, with driver paying tolls. Currently from the airport, the resident taxis are charging $3.500 - $4.000 pesos. They don't bargain much because they most likely return to the airport empty.

In my experience, the rentista residencia was not that difficult. To do it without a lawyer, good spanish is a must. There are several people on this forum who have residencia rentista and they are more than happy to guide a first timer.

You will need some form of documentation to leave Argentina and return to Argentina. You can email Migraciones and tell them you have no documentation proving your residency. They will email you a form letter with your name on it, which clearly states, in spanish, that you have been granted...

Is this the process you actually go through? DNM checks your bank records to prove you have deposited the $30.000 pesos monthly? Sounds expensive at 80 pesos to the dollar. When I got my residencia rentista. The first year, I had to show proof of the income. The second year, I had to show proof...

Provided "regular" flights means normal passenger air travel without the need for citizenship or residency to enter Argentina, it appears the door has opened. Perhaps we rename this threat to "October Fights."

La Nacion reports that American Airlines will resume daily flights to USA on October 7. The article mentions "special flights." Anyone know if non-residents will be able to enter Argentina on these flights? Seems strange to start daily service to/from the USA if only residents/citizens can...

Have you considered a student visa? In terms of bureaucracy, it's the easiest. I have known a few people who have done it. The universities want the foreign tuition, so they make the paperwork and approval easy. They hold your hand through the process to completion. I'm not sure how it will...

Sounds like someone has been diligently reading fringe Democrat websites.

I found this video interesting. Apparently, thousands of urns containing ashes of deceased have mysteriously appeared at funeral homes in Wuhan. Funny, the number of urns is several times larger than the number of chinavirus deaths reported by the CCP. And several times larger than the number of...

I'm not sure you can achieve the objective you seek. Try Banco Provincia. Bring your tax return and passport. Be prepared for a long process of sitting in a chair and watching a bank employee shuffle papers, make copies, staple papers, talk with other employees, ask you useless questions...

Sometimes, being here without legal residency is honest. It took me a year to "comply" with the requirements for my residencia. I put "comply" in quotations because Migrations changed the requirements twice during my first year attempting. Plus, they didn't understand the source of my income. I...

No, I had not overstayed the tourist visa. I am always trying to comply with argentine law. I have had difficulty obtaining the residency designation in the past, but I have never overstayed. I can control that. I can't directly control the residency process.

A friend was in town. She had about 5 thousand pesos left over. It wasn't convenient for me to meet up with her and buy them back, so I told her to change them at the airport at Banco Nacion, like people have done for years. She just sent me a message. The Banco Nacion at the airport is not...